Unseen pic of Aryan Khan - Page 2

Originally posted by: qazplm

I can understand when IF members mock and bash celebrities or people who tend to stay in the limelight by doing ridiculous things.

But for a kid who honestly seems to avoid the media and all its glory, a kid who seems extremely uncomfortable being clicked by paparazzi, a kid whose father beautifully respects his wishes not to appear even in KKR's cricket matches...for some reason, we still find a way to analyze him and constantly pick on him. Why?

He's not asking for it. Then why are topics constantly opened on him, where everyone is more willed to comment on how he's choosing to grow up. At least with Suhana, I can understand. She's more visible, she tends to come out and get photographed. But not this boy.

So honestly, I think it's very unfortunate that all of us keep disrespecting his privacy. I understand that he's a famous star's son, but if he's not asking for it, then I think all of us should have the sense and courtesy to not say something which he might come across on the Internet for no fault of his.

Originally posted by: qazplm

I can understand when IF members mock and bash celebrities or people who tend to stay in the limelight by doing ridiculous things.

But for a kid who honestly seems to avoid the media and all its glory, a kid who seems extremely uncomfortable being clicked by paparazzi, a kid whose father beautifully respects his wishes not to appear even in KKR's cricket matches...for some reason, we still find a way to analyze him and constantly pick on him. Why?

He's not asking for it. Then why are topics constantly opened on him, where everyone is more willed to comment on how he's choosing to grow up. At least with Suhana, I can understand. She's more visible, she tends to come out and get photographed. But not this boy.

So honestly, I think it's very unfortunate that all of us keep disrespecting his privacy. I understand that he's a famous star's son, but if he's not asking for it, then I think all of us should have the sense and courtesy to not say something which he might come across on the Internet for no fault of his.