Salman Khan has warned paparazzi photographers and media platforms against taking intrusive pictures of actresses without their consent. The Bollywood star said some celebrities allegedly pay photographers to capture specific images, while others strongly oppose such treatment. He stressed that photographers must respect individual boundaries rather than assume every celebrity welcomes the same attention.
Khan addressed the issue during the latest episode of Bigg Boss 20. Roadies Rising gang leader Neha Dhupia thanked him for speaking out against inappropriate paparazzi photography and raising public awareness. She praised his willingness to use his platform to highlight a problem that many celebrities face. In response, Khan explained that consent remains the key difference between acceptable and unwanted photography.
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The actor alleged that some men and women invite paparazzi to take particular pictures and even pay for them. However, other celebrities clearly object to photographers capturing similar images of them. Khan argued that photographers should respect those wishes instead of ignoring their objections. He also warned that he would take a strong stand against photographers and platforms that continue publishing unwanted pictures.
Khan previously raised the issue during a September episode of Bigg Boss. He criticised photographers for taking pictures of actresses from behind in ways they might consider uncomfortable or intrusive. He questioned why photographers continued taking such shots despite some celebrities making their objections clear. The actor also urged photographers to consider whether they would accept similar images of their own family members.
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During the latest discussion, Khan reiterated his willingness to take action against those who disregard celebrities’ requests. He clarified that the issue was not about banning paparazzi photography altogether, but about respecting personal consent. His comments have renewed discussion about celebrity privacy and the methods photographers use to capture images in public. Khan also claimed that some major platforms had treated his earlier warnings as a joke.
Meanwhile, Khan is preparing for the release of his upcoming film, Maatrubhumi, directed by Apoorva Lakhia. According to the supplied report, the film has received government clearance and will reach cinemas on November 13, 2026. The actor’s latest comments come as he continues to speak publicly about the limits of paparazzi coverage and the importance of respecting celebrities’ boundaries