"Stop VIP Culture": Viral Video Shows How Celebrities Are Treated At Lalbaugcha Raja As Compared To Normal Devotees. Watch
A video is now going viral on social media, which showcases how celebrities are treated at Lalbaugcha Raja in Mumbai as compared to normal devotees.
Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most celebrated festivals, and Mumbai's Lalbaugcha Raja pandal is the go to place whenever the festival arrives. The famous pandal is visited by many celebrities and this year too was no different! Celebrities like Shah Rukh Khan, Shilpa Shetty and Varun Dhawan among others visited the pandal to seek blessings from Ganpati. In the latest entertainment news, a video is now going viral on social media, which showcases how celebrities are treated at the famous pandal as compared to normal devotees.
In the video, one can see how stars like SRK, Varun Dhawan and Shilpa Shetty are being given their time to seek blessings from Ganpati, while the normal citizens are being asked to leave in a hurry.
The celebrities also do not have to wait in line for hours to get a glimpse of Lalbaugcha Raja, while the normal devotees stand in line for hours to catch a glimpse of Ganpati.
Now, several users are reacting on social media, and they are saying how the VIP culture just needs to stop.
Here are some of the reactions:
Stop VIP culture in our Hindu temples #FreeHinduTemples #LalbaughChaRaja pic.twitter.com/SOUBNndPgf
— Desidudewithsign (@Nikhilsingh21_) September 24, 2023
Check how security is behaving with a common man and then the so called celebrities.
— Meme Farmer (@craziestlazy) September 24, 2023
This VIP culture should stop. pic.twitter.com/hhxlJL76T2
Normal people vs VIP at Lalbaug Cha Raja Darshan.
— Nachiketa (@mNachiketA77) September 24, 2023
On the one hand common people are treated like dogs and on other hand celebrities are given special treatment.
This VIP culture needs to be end.#ManKiBaat #INDvAUS #DaughtersDay #GaneshChaturthipic.twitter.com/37soD4FsXm
Every devotee deserves a fair chance to connect with the divine.
— Akshay Akki ಅಕ್ಷಯ್🇮🇳 (@FollowAkshay1) September 24, 2023
Equal darshan access for all at #LalbaughChaRaja is a must #VIPCulture #GaneshChaturthi pic.twitter.com/zebqihtbu8
Every devotee deserves a fair chance to connect with the divine.
— Akshay Akki ಅಕ್ಷಯ್🇮🇳 (@FollowAkshay1) September 24, 2023
Equal darshan access for all at #LalbaughChaRaja is a must #VIPCulture #GaneshChaturthi pic.twitter.com/zebqihtbu8
Earlier, even 'Bigg Boss 15' contestant Rajiv Adatia had taken the same point up, questioning the celebrities for taking the VIP treatment.
Taking to Instagram, he shared a long note, which read, "I saw a video of people being pushed and pulled and hit at Lal Bagh cha raja. Saddens my heart. We are all human. They wait there for hours wanting to Darshan. It's not even acceptable."
"Shocking to see! Even celebs, we need to stand in line like everyone else. Ok security can be with you, but there's no shortcut to God. If we take Darshan at the expense of other people being hit and abused, our prayers will never be answered," he added.
Recently, Shehnaaz Gill, Uorfi Javed, Remo D'Souza, Kushal Tandon had also visited the famous pandal in Mumbai to seek blessings from Ganpati.
