Snapper Reminisces Media Blackout on Big B After Junior B & Aishwarya’s Nuptials: Blames Amar Singh’s Security for Manhandling | Hindi Film Gossip

Alright folks, grab your popcorn 🍿 and fasten your seat belts 🎢 because we’re about to dive deep into the dazzling world of Bollywood with yours truly, Bollywood Newshound Nisha. Bringing to you the juiciest, sassiest, and the most twisted tales of our beloved Hindi Film industry, with a dash of my own spicy perspective. 🌶️

Ready? Lights! Camera! Action! 🎬

Let’s rewind to 2007, a year that witnessed a royal wedding in B-town. Yes, darlings! I’m talking about the grand union of Junior Bachchan, Abhishek and the ever radiant Miss World, Aishwarya Rai. All hush-hush, their wedding was a private affair at Prateeksha, the Bachchan’s mansion. 🏰 But of course, there’s no such thing as ‘private’ in Bollywood, right? 😜

And just like a typical masala flick, we had our fair share of drama. The media, uninvited yet eager, were trying to cover the event. And then, boom! 💥 The crowd of press folks claimed to be manhandled by the security staff of late politician Amar Singh, who was quite chummy with the Bachchans. Talk about a plot twist, eh?

I caught up with the veteran paparazzo, Varinder Chawla, who vividly remembered the chaos. "They parked a bus blocking our view. When the media broke the barricade, Amar Singh’s security attacked them. Many were hurt," Chawla shared.

This escalated quickly, leading to the media declaring a ban on clicking any of the Bachchans. Imagine, the megastar Amitabh Bachchan arriving at an event and photographers going all ‘camera-up-in-the-air’ in protest. 📸🙅‍♀️ The unity was commendable!

But as we all know, in Bollywood, every story has a climax. The ban had its toll on Big B’s image and business. So, he did what any sensible Bollywood hero would; extend the olive branch. He invited the entire media for a meeting at the swanky JW Marriott. And just like that, the ban was lifted. Classic Bollywood ending, isn’t it?

Nisha’s Nutshell: Life in Bollywood is nothing short of a spicy screenplay. One moment you’re the star everyone wants a piece of, and the next, you’re the villain they all avoid. But hey, that’s what makes it all so interesting, right? So, here’s the moral of the story – in the world of Bollywood, it’s always ‘lights, camera, action’, even off the screen! 🎥🎞️

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