A recent public outing of Aamir Khan’s girlfriend, Gauri Spratt, turned into a tense moment when she lost her calm with the paparazzi who followed her persistently. The incident, which quickly made its way across entertainment portals and social media, has once again raised questions about the thin line between celebrity curiosity and personal privacy.
According to eyewitnesses, Gauri was seen stepping out for a casual errand when a group of photographers began trailing her. Initially, she appeared to ignore them, but as the crowd of cameramen continued to hover around, she eventually stopped and expressed her frustration. In a firm tone, she reportedly told them, “Arrey, leave me alone,” signaling her discomfort with being constantly shadowed.
Those present noted that Gauri did not intend to create a scene but was visibly irked by the lack of space given to her. Known to keep a low profile despite being linked to one of Bollywood’s biggest stars, Gauri has often preferred to stay away from the limelight. This sudden intrusion seemed to clash with her preference for privacy, leading to the rare outburst.
The moment was, of course, captured on camera and quickly circulated online, sparking mixed reactions from netizens. While some felt that paparazzi were simply doing their job, many others sided with Gauri, stressing that celebrities and their families also deserve boundaries and moments of normalcy.
This is not the first time the subject of paparazzi culture has come into debate in Bollywood. Several actors, including Aamir Khan himself, have previously requested restraint from photographers, particularly when it comes to private family matters. Gauri’s sharp response has once again brought the discussion into focus — how much attention is too much?
Despite the heated exchange, sources close to the couple suggest that Gauri has moved on from the incident and doesn’t wish to escalate matters further. For now, her candid reaction serves as a reminder that even public figures seek moments of peace away from the glare of flashbulbs.
