Viral Photos and Videos of Sushant Singh Rajput's Funeral, Deepika Padukone Scolds Paparazzi

Kapanlagi.com - Shortly after the news of Sushant Singh Rajput's death spread widely, Indian paparazzi began to visit the apartment building where the actor lived. Some of them obtained photos and videos when the late Sushant's body was taken from his home to the hospital.

The photos and videos were then uploaded online and went viral on Instagram. Some paparazzi added messages on Instagram stating that the videos and photos should not be distributed without their consent and permission.

This made Deepika Padukone angry and she scolded these photo hunters. She commented on one of the paparazzi's accounts and was captured by Hindustantimes.com.

1. Deepik Hardik Paparazzi

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What made Deepika angry was that the paparazzi took photos and videos of the late Sushant when he was taken out of the house. This should be a private matter for the family and should not be spread.

Deepika got angry because the paparazzi took this opportunity to seek profit. They asked others for permission to use the video they had taken, but they did not ask for permission from Sushant's family to spread the photos of the deceased.

"True. But do you think it's okay to take this video and not only post it but also potentially make money from it without the family's consent or written approval from the family?", Deepika wrote.

2. Paparazzi Does Not Respond

Deepika's statement received a lot of support from netizens. They agree with the comments made by the PADMAVAAT film star about the behavior of the paparazzi.

Meanwhile, the paparazzi who were confronted by Deepika did not respond to the comments. They also did not take down the viral video or photos of Sushant.

3. Deepika Asks Everyone with Depression Not to Be Ashamed to Seek Treatment

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When Sushant passed away, Deepika did not directly express her condolences through her social media. Instead, she focused more on campaigning for those suffering from depression to seek treatment.

"Depression is different from sadness. Depression is like any other illness. Don't be ashamed to seek depression medication. Let's talk to doctors and psychologists if experiencing depression. Depression can be cured," these are some campaigns by Deepika on Twitter and Instagram.

Deepika herself experienced depression a few years ago and she revealed it after recovering. However, at that time, Deepika was considered to be seeking attention and pretending to be depressed. But she didn't care about others' opinions and continued to campaign that depression can be cured like any other illness.

(kpl/phi)