Akshay Kumar’s Viral London Incident Sparks Debate on Boundaries for Celebs
Akshay Kumar, who is currently spending quality time with his family in London, recently found himself at the centre of a viral video that has stirred mixed reactions online. The video shows the actor seemingly snapping at a fan, leading many to believe he lost his cool. However, the full context of the incident paints a different picture. According to a source, the actor had already posed for a selfie with the fan before things took a turn.
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The incident reportedly involved a delivery boy who was starstruck upon spotting Akshay. A source revealed, “The actor obliged the fan, who was actually a delivery boy, with a selfie, but he continued following him.” Even after being generously acknowledged with photos, the fan allegedly began trailing Akshay on his scooty and kept recording him without consent. This constant following and filming appeared to have crossed a line, prompting Akshay’s visible discomfort in the now-viral clip.
What many viewers didn’t realise is that the video circulating online does not show the full sequence of events. “Akshay had already obliged him with selfies first. Regardless of this, the actor was followed and recorded incessantly,” the source added. The viral clip, therefore, only captures the latter half of the interaction, omitting the part where the actor had already been polite and accommodating to the fan.
The moment has sparked a debate around celebrity privacy, especially when they are off-duty or with their families. While it’s understandable that fans get excited, the incident highlights the importance of respecting boundaries. Many online users have come to Akshay’s defence, criticising the fan for his intrusive behaviour. The situation serves as a reminder that being a public figure doesn’t mean one’s personal space is up for grabs, and mutual respect is key even in fan-star interactions.
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