Mumbai Bollywood actor Salman Khan has expressed concern about paparazzi culture and the content going viral on social media. He especially raised questions on such camera angles, due to which artists, especially actresses, have to face uncomfortable situations. Salman said that in the present era, the need for accountability and censorship is being felt on the internet also.
Talking about the behavior of paparazzi, Salman Khan said that some people shoot pictures and videos of artists from such angles just for the sake of views and sensation, which are uncomfortable. According to her, many actresses feel uncomfortable with this kind of coverage.
Praise for senior paparazzi
Salman also said that many old and senior paparazzi respect the privacy and boundaries of the artistes. They know what to look for in front of and behind the camera. However, in the age of social media, a large number of new people have also come into this field with mobile cameras, for whom following these limits is not always a priority.
Advocating censorship on the internet
Salman also expressed his opinion regarding the content available on digital platforms. He said that just as there are censor boards and rules and regulations for films, similarly some level of accountability should be fixed on the internet and social media.
According to the actor, in the race for views, likes and followers on social media, such content gets circulated rapidly, which can affect people's privacy and dignity. He stressed the need for responsible content on digital platforms and respect for the privacy of artists.