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Mahira lauds Salman Khan’s reaction to paparazzi outside hospital

Published on: May 21, 2026 8:11 AM

A video of Indian actor Salman Khan losing his temper at photographers outside a hospital in Mumbai has gone viral on social media. Pakistani actress Mahira Khan also responded to the incident, drawing attention online. The clip has reignited debate over celebrity privacy during sensitive moments. Salman Khan recently made headlines after a video surfaced showing him confronting paparazzi outside a hospital in Mumbai. The incident took place when the actor visited the hospital earlier this week. As he exited the building, photographers reportedly continued filming and repeatedly called out the name of his upcoming film. Visibly upset, the actor questioned the presence of cameras at a sensitive location and urged those around him to show respect and humanity. The moment quickly went viral across social media platforms. Soon after the video spread online, Mahira Khan shared the clip on her Instagram story. Reacting to Salman Khan’s emotional expression in the video, she wrote:?”Yaaaarrr sallluuuu.” Her brief reaction gained immediate attention, with fans from both Pakistan and India discussing her comment across social media platforms. Following the viral video, Salman Khan also shared a series of emotional posts on Instagram addressing media behaviour and privacy concerns. He stated that while he has always supported photographers and media workers, personal pain should not be turned into content.

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