Ranbir Kapoor recently attended a special screening of his mother Neetu Kapoor's upcoming film 'Daadi Ki Shaadi,' accompanied by his wife Alia Bhatt, turning the event into a family outing. The screening was also attended by several close relatives and well-known personalities, including Rima Jain and Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, who is also part of the film. The presence of veteran actor Rekha added a touch of glamour to the evening.
Ranbir Kapoor's Reaction to Paparazzi
A video from the event, now circulating widely on social media, captures Ranbir's reaction as paparazzi crowded around him and Alia while they were leaving the venue. The situation appeared chaotic as photographers moved closer to capture visuals. Amid the rush, Ranbir seemed visibly irritated and asked the paparazzi to maintain distance, especially as the crowding became overwhelming. His reaction quickly caught attention online.
The clip, shared by the Filmy Famee Instagram handle, sparked a wave of responses from netizens. One commented, 'Ranbir's expression is breaking the internet right now.' Another wrote, 'When paps try to make the celebs look rude, they themselves don't understand the meaning of boundaries. He did the right thing.' A third user added, 'He did absolutely right with them,' while another remarked, 'Haha... they informed the paparazzi, and then they are behaving like this! Wow.' One more comment read, 'The paparazzi need to maintain a certain distance from celebrities... you cannot come too close or push your cameras in their face... and most important, just because you have a camera or mobile phone it doesn't mean you can start clicking pictures... ask for their permission and then click...'
About 'Daadi Ki Shaadi'
'Daadi Ki Shaadi' stars Neetu Kapoor alongside Kapil Sharma. The film, directed by Ashish R. Mohan, is positioned as a family entertainer that blends emotions with light-hearted moments. The screening took place ahead of the film's theatrical release on May 8, 2026. Meanwhile, Ranbir Kapoor is preparing for his upcoming project 'Ramayana.'
