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Actress Mahira Khan defends Salman Khan, criticizes paparazzi

Actress Mahira

KARACHI: Actress Mahira Khan has voiced support for Bollywood star Salman Khan after he expressed frustration over being followed by paparazzi outside a hospital in Mumbai.

The incident occurred when Salman Khan was leaving a hospital after visiting someone, and photographers began following him while repeatedly shouting the name of his upcoming film.

In a viral video, the actor appeared visibly upset and questioned why paparazzi continued filming him at a sensitive location such as a hospital. He described the behavior as insensitive.

Mahira Khan shared the video on her Instagram story and reacted with a brief comment saying, “Yaar Sallu.”

Later, Salman Khan also addressed the matter on Instagram, urging the media to respect personal privacy.

“Is a picture more important or a life?” the actor wrote, adding that not every social media post should be turned into sensational news.

He said people sometimes simply need time for themselves without public scrutiny.

The response came days after a photo of Salman Khan sitting alone went viral on social media, sparking speculation about his mental state. The actor later clarified that he never feels lonely because of the support of his family, friends and fans.

Salman Khan expresses anger at paparazzi outside Mumbai Hospital

Salman Khan

MUMBAI: Bollywood actor Salman Khan expressed anger at paparazzi after being photographed outside a hospital in Mumbai, according to Indian media reports and widely circulated social media videos.

The actor was seen leaving the hospital under tight security when photographers reportedly gathered outside and attempted to take pictures while calling out to him.

A video shared online shows paparazzi surrounding Khan and continuing to take photos despite security presence, prompting the actor to gesture in frustration.

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Following the incident, Khan also posted messages on social media criticizing sections of the press, saying that media outlets should not “take pleasure in someone’s pain” and questioning whether “a picture is more important than life.”

In another post, he questioned how reporters would react if similar situations involved their own families in hospitals.

Khan further wrote that although he is 60 years old, he has not forgotten how to fight, in a series of posts that quickly went viral online.