Hautetalk: Vedang Raina, Khushi Kapoor’s Video Proves Privacy Is A Long Lost Concept For Celebs. Shameful!
Sonam Kapoor threw a grand 39th birthday party on that was attended by many celebrities from the industry. Read on to know more.
Privacy is long lost dream for celebrities now! There are numerous eyes always searching to click them, even in their most private moments. The very recent example is a video of Vedang Raina and Khushi Kapoor’s conversation at Sonam Kapoor’s 39th birthday party. In this video, the rumoured couple was seen having a private conversation but the video has initiated a debate around the celebs’ privacy. As it should! Read on to know more.
What Is The Controversy
Khushi Kapoor and Vedang Raina recently attended Sonam Kapoor’s 39th birthday bash. The star-studded party grabbed many eyeballs. They also posed for the papped, however, the video of a very private conversation between Vedang and Khushi has raised many questions on the breach of privacy. In this video, Khushi and Vedang are engaged in some very serious conversation and in the video, the cameras are zoomed into them to get a better a view. Well, we still do not understand this entitled behaviour of taking the freedom to capture the celebrities in their personal moments. In the past too, there was a video of a Khushi Kapoor looking shocked when a paparazzi zoomed into her face right after the news of her grandmother made headlines.
The point is not whether the rumoured couple were fighting or not, the question here is why was there a need to zoom into them and take a video of this very private moment? What was the purpose of making this a “papped moment” and sensationalise this very private chat between two adults?
This is not the first time when celebrities have had to see cameras zooming in their faces. Actors like Alia Bhatt and Kareena Kapoor have also called out the paparazzi for not respecting privacy.
Also Read: Khushi Kapoor Shocked As Paparazzi Zooms Into Her Home After Grandmother’s Death. Are We Serious?
However, the criticism is evidently not clear enough to some paparazzi. Let the celebrities, actors, known people breathe in their personal space instead of having to care about the constant camera lens on them.
What do you think about it?
First Published: June 09, 2025 4:49 PM
