Saif Ali Khan almost trips as a selfie seeker bumps into him, actor handles the situation with caution. Watch

 

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In the video, Saif is seen exiting the airport and walking towards his car. While paps stationed at the airport tried to click his pictures, Saif didn’t wait for them but waved at them. At this moment, a fan suddenly bumped into him with his phone in his hand, trying to click a selfie with the star. Saif, seemed to be unaware of the fan approaching him . He looked startled and then almost tripped and his security asked the fan to move away from him.

The video has invited a lot of observations from Saif’s fans and other social media users. Taking to the comments section of the video post, one fan wrote, “Please give them a break 😔,” another wrote, “What a creepo. People think it’s ok to be rough. To snatch. Break. Push in. Be furious. You want a pic with a celeb. Just jam yourself in. Truly scary.”

Saif, and many other actors, often encounter intrusive fans trying to click selfies with them.  Not only fans, many stars have also found themselves surrounded by the paparazzi getting too close to them to click their pictures.

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A few months ago, Saif had a showdown with some paps when they were too close to his residence trying to click pictures of him and Kareena Kapoor returning home after a party. He was also seen telling the paps “come into our bedroom,” as paparazzi followed them all the way to their building entrance.

The actor had said in a statement that the photographers’ behaviour was ‘wrong’, and added, “The fact is that they did barge inside private property through the gate, past the security guard and completely invaded our space and put 20 cameras and lights on us as if it’s their right to do that, and this is wrong behavior and everyone needs to be in limits.”