Mirzapur actor sympathizes with Malaika Arora in her grief, gets angry at paparazzi and gives this advice- ‘Show some mercy’

New Delhi. Malaika Arora’s father Anil Mehta passed away on Wednesday. The actress’ father was cremated yesterday. It is being said that the actress’ father has committed suicide. As soon as this news came out, a crowd of paparazzi and media gathered outside Anil Mehta’s house. In such a situation, Vijay Verma has requested the paparazzi to have mercy on the family.

Ever since the news came out that Malaika Arora’s father has committed suicide by jumping from the 6th floor, everyone is trying to find out the reason behind his death. Paparazzi have also surrounded the actress’ house. Videos and photos of every celebrity are also coming out continuously. Meanwhile, Vijay Verma has shared a note requesting the media to leave the family alone in such times. Earlier, Varun Dhawan had also expressed anger at the paparazzi.

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Vijay Verma gave advice by sharing a tweet
Actor Vijay Verma, who has appeared in ‘Mirzapur’, has tweeted on his social media platform X, in which he has made a special request to the media for Malaika Arora and her grieving family, to support them in such times and leave them alone. He wrote, ‘Please leave the grieving family alone at this time, this is not an easy time for them anyway, have some humility and kindness media people, show some mercy.

Arjun Kapoor was also angry
Recently Arjun Kapoor had expressed his anger on the media along with this tweet of Tamannaah Bhatia’s boyfriend Vijay Verma. Yesterday Malaika Arora was coming out of her mother’s house with her sister Amrita Arora, at that time Arjun was also standing there. As soon as she came out, the paparazzi stopped the car to take her photo. Arjun pushed the cameraman back.

Varun Dhawan taught a lesson
Recently, Varun had posted a note in the stories section of his Instagram, in which he requested the media to be considerate and empathetic towards people who are suffering unbearably. Turning the camera on people who are grieving is the most insensitive thing. Think about what you guys are doing or what someone else must be going through by doing this. I understand that this is (your) work, but sometimes another person may consider it wrong.

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