Mouni Roy can't take it anymore, points finger at paps in viral video

Mouni Roy is back in the spotlight, but once again, it has little to do with a new project. The actor has gone viral after an uncomfortable encounter with paparazzi outside a Mumbai restaurant, where she was seen losing her patience as photographers crowded around her car. The clip has quickly spread across social media, with many calling out the aggressive paparazzi culture while others debated the actor's reaction. The incident comes only weeks after Mouni and former husband Suraj Nambiar publicly confirmed their separation.

Mouni Roy Loses Patience Amid Paparazzi Chaos

The viral video shows Mouni stepping out of a restaurant after attending a party with actress and television host Anusha Dandekar. While Mouni turned heads in a fitted black bodycon dress, Anusha kept it casual in a white T-shirt paired with loose black trousers.

As the duo made their way to the waiting car, a large crowd of photographers surrounded them, trying to get the perfect shot. The situation quickly became chaotic, making it difficult for the actresses to even reach their vehicle. Security personnel had to step in and clear a path.

Even after Mouni got inside the car, the photographers continued filming. Clearly irritated, she pointed her finger toward the paparazzi and repeatedly asked them to stop. She was heard saying, "Stop it! Please don't click," while trying to shield her face from the cameras. Anusha also requested the photographers to move aside so their car could leave.

Comes Weeks After Divorce Confirmation

The latest incident arrives soon after Mouni Roy and Suraj Nambiar officially announced the end of their marriage. Rumours of trouble in their relationship had gained momentum after Mouni attended the Cannes Film Festival in May 2026 without her wedding ring and without Suraj by her side.

After remaining silent for weeks, the former couple eventually released a joint statement confirming their separation. They requested privacy and asked people to respect their decision during what they described as a deeply personal phase.