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Actress Aria Butt has expressed her anger after being photographed at her home by several nosy photographers. (Image: REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke/Files)
There are many stories of celebrities, both in the West and at home, struggling to maintain the appearance of privacy in their very public lives, struggling, winning, and sometimes even dying.
paper! Aria is outraged at the invasion of her privacy.
Angry Aria Butt punches paparazzi.
Alia tagged Mumbai Police in her post: Gross invasion of privacy.
In the name of winning, how much is actually too much? Wasn’t it the press pack that killed Princess Diana?
‘Invasion of privacy’ – the topic is back – this time, it’s actress Alia Butt who is outraged by the violation. Butt has expressed her anger after having her picture taken at her home by several nosy photographers. And soon, a number of celebrities voiced their support, calling the incident “disgraceful,” “disgusting,” and “downright stalking.”
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am not pregnant I’m sick of it — remember this powerful essay by Friends actress Jennifer Aniston? Did it go viral because of its tough attitude?
Incidentally, she too was a subject of privacy breach back in 2003 after a photographer had allegedly “scaled a neighbor`s 8-foot wall” to take shots of a topless Aniston sunbathing in her backyard. Back then, Aniston won a $550,000-settlement against Francois Navarre, the owner of Los Angeles paparazzi agency X-17, for whom the photographer in question worked.
Fellow actor Anushka Sharma, who was quick to come out in Bhatt`s support, had also called out a news publication for “invasion of privacy” for a similar incident when a photograph of her and cricketer Virat Kohli lounging in their balcony was published, despite a request from her not to.
it doesn`t end here – the need to know everything about your favourite star is one thing… And then there are their children or the star kids – haven`t we all heard stories of Taimur Ali Khan being quite a hoot when it comes to his paparazzi pictures? Actors have constantly underlined it a misdemeanour if an attempt to photograph their children in a harassing manner is made. The same is true in Hollywood, with actors Halle Berry and Jennifer Garner testifying in August 2013 in favor of a law aimed at limiting the paparazzi’s access to children. In fact, there’s a whole new move led by Hollywood couple Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard to stop popular entertainment companies from publishing photos of celebrity children without parental consent.
There are many stories of celebrities who struggle, win, and sometimes even die because they struggle to maintain the appearance of privacy in their very public lives, both in the West and at home.Princess Diana Princess Diana’s brother, Earl Spencer, famously said that the paparazzi had “blood on their hands” after he was killed in a car accident in Paris while being chased by photographers.
Did this unfortunate event lead to laws restricting such hunting in Europe and America, really stopping the paparazzi invasion? Despite social media, the increasing frequency of clashes between paparazzi and celebrities shows how harsh these laws may sound, but they don’t bite.
As Mark Zuckerberg says, privacy is a thing of the past.
(Griha Atul is a veteran her journalist with 16 years of experience. She has been the face of new programs for leading media organizations. Film journalism is her core competency and her favorite movie stars Chatting with her is how she spends her time. She also often posts her thoughts on topics that are important to her, such as prejudices related to education and religion, and has even posted two posts about travel and social media. can find her in the sun with a good book and a hot cup of coffee!)
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