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Vivek Agnihotri Calls Out Inappropriate Paparazzi Behaviour At The Opening Of The Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre

Paparazzi at the opening of the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre displayed disgraceful behaviour by calling celebs with the wrong names. Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri said the behaviour was inappropriate.
by Vignesh K | April 06, 2023 19:39 IST
Vivek Agnihotri Calls Out Inappropriate Paparazzi Behaviour At The Opening Of The  Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre

The Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre has opened in Mumbai. It attracted the attention of many Bollywood and international stars. Paparazzi present at the event called out incorrect names of the stars. This behavior went viral on the internet, with many people making memes out of it. Some of the stars in attendance were Zendaya, Tom Holland, Gigi Hadid, Penelope Cruz, and Karlie Kloss. While some found the videos funny, others felt that it was embarrassing and disgraceful behavior.

 
Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri took to Twitter to react to the paparazzi incident. In response to a user who criticized the behavior, Agnihotri agreed that the paparazzi's behavior was not appropriate. He stated that while it is funny to some, it is not worth putting the nation's reputation at stake. Agnihotri further explained that India is still perceived as a nation of low-class illiterates. And this incident should serve as a reminder of that perception. However, he added that there is nothing wrong with being who we are.
 
The paparazzi videos captured incorrect name-calling. Tom Holland is called 'Makdi Man' and Zendaya is addressed as 'Jhandeyaaa.' Some of these videos turned into memes that sparked hilarious reactions on social media.
 
While the opening of the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre in Mumbai was a star-studded event, the behavior of the paparazzi present at the event caused controversy. Some people found it funny. Others felt it was a disgraceful display. And as a reminder of India's negative reputation as a nation of low-class illiterates. emphasized that there is nothing wrong with being who we are.


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