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Followed by Paparazzi to the Hospital, Salman Khan is Furious

Followed by Paparazzi to the Hospital, Salman Khan is Furious

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Followed by Paparazzi to the Hospital, Salman Khan is Furious

Salman Khan was seen angry at the paparazzi on Tuesday night after being followed to a hospital in Mumbai. At that time, the photographers kept calling out the name of his latest film, 'Maatrubhumi', to get the actor's attention.

Salman was known to have come to Hinduja Hospital, Mumbai, to visit someone. Several videos of his arrival later circulated on social media.

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Initially, Salman did not react when entering the hospital. However, when leaving the location, he appeared upset because he was continuously followed and recorded by paparazzi.

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According to the circulating video, photographers began following Salman as soon as his car stopped at the red light. They then continued to tail him all the way to the hospital.

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When Salman exited the hospital, several photographers shouted, "Bhai, bhai, Maatrubhumi!" while trying to get the actor's attention. Salman immediately lost his patience.In the video, Salman appears angry and says, "Pagal ho gaye ho?" which means "Have you all gone crazy?" while pointing to his forehead.

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Salman then approached the photographers and asked how they would feel if their own family members were being treated in the hospital. After that, the photographers could be heard apologizing to him.

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Not long after the video went viral, Salman responded through Instagram. He mentioned the attitude of the media and paparazzi, which he believes do not respect privacy in the hospital."If I see the media in the hospital enjoying my pain. Although I have always supported them, interacted with them, and ensured they could make a living," wrote Salman.

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He also condemned the photographers who shouted the name of his film outside the hospital. Salman said that if they want to make money from his personal moment, they should at least have some empathy."What’s more important, a film or someone’s life?" wrote Salman in his post.

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In another post, Salman warned paparazzi not to exploit emotional situations for content. The Dabangg film star wrote, "If one of your family members is being treated in the hospital, would I react like that?"Salman also emphasized that even though he is nearly 60 years old, he still knows how to fight. "I may be 60 years old, but don’t forget I haven’t forgotten how to fight," he wrote.