Ayan Mukerji Requests Paparazzi to Respect Privacy at Family Prayer Service: ‘This is Our Personal Matter’ | Bollywood

Oh Bollywood, where the drama never ends, and even a solemn event can turn into a paparazzi circus! Khabree Kiran here, your go-to gossip queen with the latest from B-town, and today’s episode is all about Ayan Mukerji’s heartfelt plea at his father’s prayer meet. Buckle up, dosto, because we’re diving into some heavy emotions and a sprinkle of filmi madness! 🎥

So, imagine this. Ayan Mukerji, the man behind the camera for blockbusters, now finds himself facing a different kind of lens—the relentless flash of the paparazzi! At a prayer meet for his late father, Deb Mukherjee, Ayan had to step up and play peacemaker with the shutterbugs gathered outside. Yes, the world of glitz and glamour has its own set of challenges, and sometimes, it’s all about balancing respect with the right click! 📸

Ayan, channeling his inner diplomat, asked the photographers with folded hands, "Bhai log, thoda shaant ho jao! This is a personal moment for us." The venue wasn’t exactly designed for a red-carpet affair, and Ayan made it clear, "Yahan pe koi Durga Puja nahi chal rahi, samjho zara." His appeal was simple yet poignant—let the family grieve in peace. 🙏

As expected, the star filled guest list included the likes of Ranbir Kapoor, Vicky Kaushal, and Aditya Roy Kapur, who came to pay their respects. But the real star of the day was Ayan’s earnest request for privacy in the middle of Bollywood’s bustling madness.

In case you missed it, Deb Mukherjee, a prominent figure in the North Bombay Durga Puja scene, left this world on March 14 after a prolonged illness. His departure at 83 marked the end of an era, and his family, led by Ayan, is navigating these choppy emotional waters with grace. 🌊

Kiran’s Gyan: In the world of Bollywood, where even a sneeze can make headlines, privacy is a rare luxury. But as Ayan Mukerji showed us, sometimes all you need is a little humility and a lot of patience to make your point. After all, a picture may be worth a thousand words, but respect is priceless! 😊