Gulshan Devaiah’s savage paparazzi act EXPOSES Bollywood’s fake side; Netizens can't stop laughing

Actor Gulshan Devaiah never fails to bring his trademark wit wherever he goes, and this time, it was right outside the shutterbug zone. A new video of the Kantara: Chapter 1 actor has gone viral, showing him playfully mocking how some Bollywood celebrities behave when surrounded by paparazzi.

In the clip, Gulshan walks up to the photographers and, in an exaggeratedly sweet voice, asks, “Khaana kha liya aapne? Kha ke jaana!”, a line that instantly made everyone around him burst out laughing. Without naming anyone, he poked fun at how stars often shower the paps with over-the-top niceties for the cameras. His mock dialogue about sharing cake on birthdays and wishing everyone “Happy Diwali” had people cracking up at how spot-on his imitation was.

The moment that sealed the deal, though, was when he jokingly asked someone to throw garbage on the road just so he could “pick it up” for the cameras, a cheeky dig at the staged “good deeds” some celebrities perform when being filmed.

Fans Applaud His Goofiness and Realness

Social media users couldn’t get enough of Gulshan’s honesty and sense of humour. Comments poured in calling him “the most real celeb out there” and “a man with zero pretence.” Many appreciated that he dared to say what others only think, while keeping it lighthearted and funny.

It’s not the first time Gulshan has spoken his mind. Earlier this year, during promotions for Ulajh, he had openly said that he didn’t “vibe” with his co-star Janhvi Kapoor, another moment that showed his candid, unfiltered personality. Fans say this authenticity is exactly what makes him stand out in an industry obsessed with image management.

From Candid Interviews to Stellar Performances

Beyond his sense of humour, Gulshan has been winning serious praise for his role as Kulashekara in Kantara: Chapter 1, alongside Rishab Shetty. His intense and layered performance has earned him acclaim from audiences and critics alike.

Recently, the actor even received a special note mid-air from Air India’s cabin crew, appreciating his performance in the film, a gesture he called “the highest praise” he’s ever received.