‘GHUS JAO ANDAR’: Suyyash Rai SLAMS paparazzi for zooming in at Avneet Kaur’s chest at an event

Actor and singer Suyyash Rai has called out paparazzi for their inappropriate behaviour towards actress Avneet Kaur during a recent public event. The incident took place on Thursday evening in Mumbai, where Avneet attended an event wearing an orange bodycon dress with a plunging neckline.

As she posed on the red carpet for pictures, some paparazzi zoomed their cameras directly on her chest. The clip was later shared on several Instagram pages and quickly gained attention online.

Many social media users criticised the video and called out the photographers for objectifying the actress. Comments poured in calling the zoom-ins “cheap” and “completely unnecessary”. Suyyash Rai also commented under one of the videos, expressing strong disappointment at the media’s behaviour.

He wrote: Why zoomed? Khud ghus jaao andar? Yes shez looking pretty, but what are you guys doing as media ? Manners ? Ethics ? Basics ? Of life ?? Aisa toh ho heee nai sakta that women of your home are okay with this ! its sad!

His comment quickly gained support, with many people agreeing that media professionals need to draw a line when it comes to filming public figures, especially women.

This isn’t the first time that the media has been called out for crossing boundaries during red carpet appearances or public events. Several actresses, including Rashmika Mandanna, Janhvi Kapoor, and Nora Fatehi, have faced similar situations in the past where the camera angles used by paparazzi were seen as intrusive.

While Avneet herself has not commented on the matter yet, the video continues to circulate, sparking debates about media ethics and how female celebrities are often filmed without basic respect.

Suyyash Rai, who is known for his work in shows like Pyaar Kii Ye Ek Kahaani and his appearance on Bigg Boss 9, has often spoken up about issues in the entertainment industry. His comment this time reflects the growing frustration among celebrities and the public over how such coverage is handled.