Saif Ali Khan shared his views on the growing paparazzi culture in India, expressing concern about the constant public exposure celebrities face. The actor believes that being photographed every day reduces the sense of mystery associated with movie stars and also emphasizes the importance of respecting personal boundaries.During a conversation with Barkha Dutt, Saif explained why he is not particularly fond of the paparazzi culture that has become increasingly common in the entertainment industry. Reflecting on the impact of the constant media attention, she said, “I think it takes away from stardom in a huge way because you see these people every day, and then it takes away from that magic of the screen.”Acknowledging that paparazzi help bring celebrities closer to the audience, Saif admitted that he never felt the need for such visibility. “My life was better without them,” he said, adding that photographers and journalists play completely different roles and should not be treated as the same.
Saif Ali Khan recalls paparazzi entering his residence
The actor also addressed an incident where photographers reportedly entered the premises of his residence. Talking about the episode, Saif commented that the situation had gone too far and insisted that there should be clear boundaries. He said the paparazzi “crossed a line,” adding that “everyone needs to stay within bounds.”Saif also clarified that while he respects journalism, paparazzi culture is a separate phenomenon altogether. According to the actor, maintaining privacy despite being a public figure is essential, and he believes there should be mutual respect when it comes to personal space.
In front of Saif Ali Khan’s work
On the professional front, Saif Ali Khan is gearing up for release PriyadarshanIts suspense thriller ‘Highwan’, which will hit cinemas worldwide on September 11, 2026. The film reunites him Akshay Kumar After a gap of 18 years, Akshay is all set to shock the audience with the role of a fearsome antagonist. Saif was seen in Pulkit-directed direct-to-digital crime thriller Kartavya (2026), which released recently.
