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Recently, Alia Bhatt was clicked inside her home without consent by a leading portal after which the actress raised the issue of invasion of privacy. The actress called the behaviour stalkerish, and received support from many celebs within the industry. Now, amidst the whole row, veteran actress Zeenat Aman has shared her thoughts on privacy.
Zeenat Aman on privacy
Zeenat Aman made her Instagram debut quite recently, and since then, she has been quite active on the platform. She has been sharing some sweet and precious memories and also her opinions through it. On Thursday, the evergreen actress shared a picture of her look as she headed to a friend’s birthday party.
Along with it, she penned down a note explaining how the interest in a celeb’s life can turn out two ways. She wrote, “I know you may want to ask me which friend, so I will give you an answer about privacy. I think there’s a fine line between a healthy interest in a public figure or a person you admire, and an entitlement or desire to know every detail of their lives. The former is wonderful and that on which artists and audiences thrive. The latter is a drag for everyone involved and, in my view, keeps us from approaching new ideas and a higher level of conversation. The world is so spectacularly diverse and rich, I promise you there are more interesting things to learn than which celebrity met whom and where. (sic)”
Alia Bhatt house pics controversy
Recently, Alia was inside her home when from a neighbouring building’s roof, some paparazzi clicked her pictures. The incident started a debate on where to draw the line when it comes to a public figure’s space.
Taking to Instagram, Alia shared a note saying she felt it was an invasion of her privacy. She received support from people like Anushka Sharma, Arjun Kapoor, Janhvi Kapoor and Karan Johar amongst others. They also condemned the act and asked the media to be respectful of artists’ personal space.