Jaya Bachchan back in meme territory again, pushes selfie-seeker fan at Constitution Club in Delhi
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Selfie with Jaya Bachchan gone wrong in the capital
In the now-viral clip, Bachchan can be seen physically pushing the man away while questioning his behaviour. Witnesses say her tone was sharp and her body language was anything but amused. Standing nearby was Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi, who briefly turned to see what had happened before walking off towards the Club entrance.
Jaya's parliament clapbacks
This was far from her first public display of irritation. Only recently, during the fiery Operation Sindoor debate in Parliament, she publicly told treasury bench members to stop interrupting her. Her frustration even extended to her own colleague Priyanka Chaturvedi, whom she reportedly told not to 'control' her mid-speech.
Those who have followed her career in politics know these moments are not rare. Bachchan's assertive personality has often translated into unforgettable, headline-grabbing exchanges.
Past run-ins with protocol and paparazzi
Last year, she was visibly annoyed when Rajya Sabha Chairperson Jagdeep Dhankhar introduced her as 'Jaya Amitabh Bachchan,' a title she clearly did not appreciate. She pointedly reminded the Chair that she is an artist and a parliamentarian, and that the tone and manner of the introduction were unacceptable.
Outside Parliament, paparazzi have also been on the receiving end of her impatience. From scolding photographers to calling out inappropriate behaviour, Bachchan's boundary-setting has been as consistent as it is unapologetic.
The viral reputation continues
Tuesday's selfie shove has now been added to her growing highlight reel of viral moments. Whether one sees it as protecting her personal space or being too blunt in public, there is no denying that Jaya Bachchan's reactions always make for compelling headlines.
With cameras rolling and social media ready to amplify every move, the veteran actor-turned-MP seems to have embraced her place as one of India's most outspoken public figures, unfiltered, unscripted, and completely herself.
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