Ayesha Khan, an actor recognized for her recent appearance as a wild card contestant on Bigg Boss 17, attended the premiere of the film Tu Yaa Main, featuring Adarsh Gourav and Shanaya Kapoor. During the event, she addressed the paparazzi who were capturing photos of her, specifically requesting them not to take shots from behind.
At the film premiere directed by Bejoy Nambiar, Ayesha Khan was in front of the cameras when she engaged with a photographer who urged her to turn. She firmly responded, expressing her discomfort with the way the pictures were being taken. Ayesha stated, “Aap izzat bhi khud kamayenge, aur khud hi gawayenge. Please mat kariye, acha nahi lagta,” which translates to a plea for respect in the way she was being photographed. Her stern request resonated with other photographers at the scene, leading them to advocate for her wishes. After a brief session for photos, she proceeded inside.
Ayesha Khan’s recent work includes her role in the song Shararat alongside Krystle D’Souza, as well as participating in the sequel to Kapil Sharma’s Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon. She also made an unexpected appearance at Jasmine Sandlas’ HT City Unwind concert, where she joined Sandlas on stage during a live performance of Shararat, delighting the audience.
In addition to her contributions in music and film, Ayesha starred in the 2025 project Jaat alongside Sunny Deol, portraying the role of a constable. Her versatility in engaging with different formats showcases her growing presence in the entertainment industry.
The interaction between Ayesha Khan and the photographers mirrors instances where other Bollywood celebrities have voiced similar concerns. Notable figures such as Janhvi Kapoor have publicly urged photographers to refrain from clicking pictures from awkward angles, while Mrunal Thakur expressed her discomfort after her parents raised concerns about similar instances. Palak Tiwari also admonished photographers who dismissed her requests regarding her photo angles.
Several prominent stars, including Kareena Kapoor, Saif Ali Khan, and Alia Bhatt, have taken a stand against paparazzi photographing their children, highlighting the ongoing discussion about privacy and respect in the world of celebrity culture. This pattern reflects the wider sentiment among actors regarding their personal boundaries and the way their images are captured in public settings.