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Jaya Bachchan loses her cool again, pushes man trying to selfie at Delhi event; screams 'What are you doing?' WATCH
Actress and Samajwadi Party MP Jaya Bachchan has once again grabbed the headlines not for her work but for her angry behaviour. The politician again lost her temper at a public event, which garnered severe backlash on social media from users.
Rowdy Goon Frustrated and Angry Old Lady Jaya Bachchan
Shameful and disgusting behaviour #JayaBachchan pic.twitter.com/P07aIGPctR — Nandini Idnani 🚩🇮🇳 (@nandiniidnani69) August 12, 2025
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On Tuesday, August 12, at the Constitution Club in New Delhi, Jaya Bachchan had arrived for a gathering. A man approached her for a selfie during the event. Instead of declining calmly, Jaya Bachchan pushed the man angrily and screamed, 'Kya kar rahe hai aap? What is this?' The man is later seen apologising in the video.
Several citizens slammed the veteran actress on social media, terming it 'unacceptable'. One user wrote, 'She could have just said no. Pushing someone in a public place is not acceptable, especially from a public figure.' 'This is not the first time she's lashed out. If a BJP MP had done this, there would have been chaos,' another netizen commented.
'Jaya Bachchan doing it again, at her best. She could have simply refused a photo, but she pushes the man…. Why this arrogance, always? She doesn't deserve to be in public life. Imagine the outrage if a BJP MP had done this,' an X user wrote.
'SHOCKING: Jaya Bachchan back at it again! ~ Man requests a selfie, she could've just said NO. But instead, she goes Physical & HITS HIM. Where does this ARROGANCE come from?' another post read.
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On the professional front, Jaya Bachchan will be next seen in Siddhant Chaturvedi and Wamiqa Gabbi's Dil Ka Darwaaza Khol Na Darling. The film is expected to hit the screens this year. It is directed by Vikas Bahl.
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