Watch: Suniel Shetty Speaks Fluent Gujarati As He Poses With Fans For Pics
In the viral clip, Suniel Shetty can be seen interacting with fans and speaking fluent Gujarati.
Celebrities just cannot avoid paparazzi these days. Wherever they go, shutterbugs follow. However, it looks like Bollywood celebrities have come to terms with being followed by the photographers, and hence it is no surprise that very often we see actors interacting and chatting with the paps. In the latest Bollywood celebrity news, Suniel Shetty, who is currently busy judging dance reality show 'Dance Deewane', was papped in the city. Going by the video posted by a paparazzo account, it seems that Suniel Shetty was spotted on the sets of 'Dance Deewane'. In the clip, the veteran actor can be seen interacting with fans.
He was also seen posing with his fans. In the clip, Suniel Shetty was seen speaking fluent Gujarati.
Watch the video here:
Netizens, however, are not impressed with fans getting too close to Suniel Shetty, and touching him inappropriately.
Here are some of the comments:
"Respectfully don't touch anyone yaar! Seriously," wrote one user.
Another user wrote, "Sir confused ho gaye sab log touch kar rahe hai."
"Why are they touching him man," wrote one user.
"Anna has heart of gold," commented one user.
Suniel Shetty has always been known for voicing his opinion for the Hindi film industry, and last year, he very candidly opened up on the sense of disconnection between Bollywood actors now.
“Today, the industry has no voice. No one stands up to the nonsense or when there are fingers pointed at us. The bond, that oneness is missing, that voice hasn’t remained. Everything’s become weak as there is no one to defend one another. But I must add that it’s coming back now. After what we went through, with all the hashtags and boycott calls, I think now it’s time that everyone stands up for one another,” he told the Indian Express.
“They ask them to be a specific way and post certain posts every day. The rules that they are setting up, people are believing it. But that’s not how it works. Film family is also your family, and you need to treat them like family. Earlier, we would be there for the unions and work as an association, and I am very hopeful the unity would be back soon," he added.
