Shehnaaz Gill shuts down paps with a smile amid wardrobe adjustment: 'Arey bhai ruk jao...'
Celebrity 'oops' moments are nothing new, but the increasing intrusiveness of paparazzi has reignited the conversation around privacy and media boundaries. The latest to face such a moment is Bigg Boss 13 alum and actress
Shehnaaz Gill
, who was recently caught in an uncomfortable situation during an event in Mumbai—yet handled it with grace and composure.
Glamorous Appearance
Indian actress and
Bigg Boss
13 fame Shehnaaz Gill turned heads at the July 19, 2025, launch of rapper
Honey Singh
's luxury watch brand in Mumbai. Dressed in a sleeveless shimmery mini dress, Shehnaaz made a glamorous appearance.
Viral Video
However, a now-viral video from the event shows her adjusting her dress while seated on a sofa, visibly uncomfortable as paparazzi continued clicking photos. Maintaining her composure, Shehnaaz smiled and politely addressed them, saying, 'Arey bhai ruk jao, side ho jao.'
Mixed Reactions
Soon after the video was shared by the photographer group, netizens flocked to the comment section with mixed reactions. While some called out the media for invading Shehnaaz's privacy, others questioned her choice of outfit, suggesting she shouldn't wear something that made her uncomfortable.
Shehnaaz's journey
Shehnaaz Gill began her career in 2015 as a model in the music video Shiv Di Kitaab. She made her acting debut in 2019 with the Punjabi film Sat Shri Akaal England. That same year, she rose to fame with her appearance on Bigg Boss 13, where her close bond with the late actor
Sidharth Shukla
captured hearts. Sidharth tragically passed away on September 2, 2021, at the age of 40.
In Bollywood she made her debut with
Salman Khan
's 'Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan'. She later featured in Thank You For Coming' and Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video.
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