"we get subjected to all kinds of virals and viruses."
Kangana Ranaut has reacted to Sunny Deol’s angry response to a fan who wanted a selfie.
A viral video showed Sunny walking through the airport with his entourage when a fan tried to approach him.
Sunny reluctantly allowed the man to take a picture with him.
However, when the fan appeared to be taking too long to take the photo, the Gadar 2 star yelled:
“Take the picture.”
One user shared the video and wrote:
“Never seen first-generation stars ever behave in such a way.
“It’s always the star kids, who have grown up with fame and privilege who take this love for granted.
“Be it SRK or Amitabh Bachchan. Always grateful.”
Some called Sunny out for his “entitlement” while others said he was “arrogant”.
One person said: “Brother still has the angry mood from his film Ziddi.”
Another said: “Reel life vs real life. We love them after seeing them in films but in reality, they are different.”
Kangana has now reacted to the incident. She defended Sunny and slammed “selfie culture”.
Commenting on the video, Kangana said:
“Any one such incidence in isolation can never be an indication of one’s intentions or behaviour, and selfie culture is horrible.
“People come very close to us we get subjected to all kinds of virals and viruses.
“Love has many languages selfies and hugs are not the only ones.”
Many agreed with Kangana’s comment, with one person writing:
“You are right. It must be hard and annoying to have people encroaching on personal space all the time.
“It can’t be easy to be on the radar of hundreds of eyes all the time on an outing.
“Life has ups and downs, and it is not possible to always be in a happy mood.”
Another wrote: “I agree with you.
“Leave aside celebrities, even children are not ready to be clicked all the time.
“So one must always judge the situation, mood and click only when other person is comfortable.
“In this case maybe Sunny was rushing for his flight, so I wouldn’t judge him.”
A third said: “I agree!! Even actors have the right to privacy. It can sometimes get very overwhelming.”
Since Gadar 2‘s release, Kangana has shown her support for the film.
She previously said: “No mafia politics, no bought reviews, no fake propaganda, no buying of tickets through bulk corporate bookings, no cartoon looking actors, proper manly hero and proper massy content…”
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