Deepika Padukone recently lashed out on a photographer who posted videos and pictures of Sushant Singh’s funeral. While the pap shared the video from his last rites on social media, he went on to write how these images and videos cannot be posted on any platforms without his written consent. Deepika commented on the post saying “Right. But it is OK for you to take this video and not only post it but also probably monetise it without his or his family’s written consent?” Well, it looks like she does not agree to the approach here and fans of the actress soon came out in her support and also, in fact, praised her for taking a stand. While this happens to be a post from a couple of days back, it has been doing the rounds on social media only recently.
The photographer later tookm to twitter to respond to the actress accusation. He said that he cannot monitise on these mages and that would be cheap of him. He also lashed out telling that people show up to parties for drinks but not for funerals.
A lot of tv channels and media houses were doing live coverage of the funeral and none of them were following any guidelines but at the end of the days the paps are slammed @deepikapadukone @KanganaTeam
— Viral Bhayani (@viralbhayani77) June 23, 2020
Instagram cannot be monetized but said that to monetize ona funeral would be cheap. Do you think I covered #basuchatterjee recent funeral to make money? @KanganaTeam @deepikapadukone pic.twitter.com/olNrXQLQaO
— Viral Bhayani (@viralbhayani77) June 23, 2020
If you call people for your party they turn up for drinks but when the same person dies? This is a mean industry, I have covered so many funerals and it is always a Raza Murad or Ashoke Pandit who come to pay respect 🙏 @KanganaTeam @deepikapadukone
— Viral Bhayani (@viralbhayani77) June 23, 2020
Many from Bollywood have been mourning the loss of one of its finest actors including director/producer Karan Johar, Alia Bhatt, Sonam Kapoor and Kriti Sanon among many others.
However, Karan Johar’s message has not been taken well by the audience and neither has Alia Bhatt’s or Sonam Kapoor’s. Artists from within the industry have pointed finger at the director for promoting nepotism, at actor Salman Khan for not letting newcomers survive in the industry without his consent and all the actors and actresses who have been products of nepotism. It has also been reported that Sushant was in fact kicked out of six out of the seven films the actor had signed by various producers including Yash Raj Films, Dharma Productions, Sajid Nadiawala among others.
Filmmaker Vijay Shekhar Gupta has decided to make a movie based on the late actor;s life and what pushed his death. The film is titled it as ‘Suicide or Murder? – A Star Was Lost’ Releasing a poster of the film, he said, “”I am making this film to end the monopoly of the big stars and production houses of the film industry.”
