Kajol urged the media to find a balance and respect a person’s personal space. (Credits: Instagram)
Kajol said that in such a situation, celebrities cannot even file a complaint with the police like a normal person.
Kajol has hit out at the constant stalking of celebrities by the paparazzi. The actress, who is known for her outspoken nature, talked about being constantly followed by the paparazzi. During an interview with Miss Malini, when the actress was asked about her thoughts on too much encroachment into personal space, she replied, “I think it’s just too much and it’s like a pendulum. It’s gaining momentum and it’s at that height right now and it’s going to come down, it’s got to come down. It is a question of balance, it has to come down.”
Kajol highlights the need for boundaries and privacy in the lives of public figures. She shared the reality that she cannot file a complaint like a normal person in a similar situation. Apart from this, he also opened up about the impact of paparazzi culture on his mental and emotional health.
Kajol said that if she was a normal person, she would have reported the incident to the police immediately. She told that being a star, she cannot openly question why she is being followed or threatened. The constant presence of 7 or 8 people with cameras, regardless of her attire, required her to be constantly on the alert. Additionally, the actress also mentioned the criticism she received for her reactions to the paparazzi, with people saying she was being rude to them. He then highlighted that “a line has to be drawn somewhere.”
In another interview, the Dilwale actress highlighted her concern about the lack of security provided to her and other public figures. Kajol acknowledged the inevitable media attention that comes with being a celebrity, but stressed that their constant presence made her feel insecure and anxious. The actress hoped for a future where the industry recognizes the importance of mental and emotional well-being of celebrities.
He made a heartfelt request to the media professionals and urged them to strike a balance between their duties and respecting the personal space of an individual.
Kajol is gearing up for the release of her upcoming project The Trial. The series is the Indian adaptation of the popular American TV series, The Good Wife.
