In the latest episode of Arhaan Khan’s podcast, “Dumb Biryani,” two paparazzi professionals, Sneh Zala and Vishal Mohan, provided a revealing glimpse into the world of celebrity photography in India. Here’s a recap of their intriguing revelations:
Celebrity Couples in Focus Sneh and Vishal disclosed that nowadays, celebrity couples garner more attention than individual stars. They highlighted couples like Ranveer Singh-Deepika Padukone, Sidharth Malhotra-Kiara Advani, and Virat Kohli-Anushka Sharma as particularly in demand among the paparazzi.
Waiting Game with Shah Rukh Khan The duo shared insights into their waiting game, revealing that Shah Rukh Khan is often the star they have to wait for the longest. His late-night dubbing sessions keep them on their toes, sometimes extending into the early hours of the morning.
Respecting Privacy Sneh emphasized their commitment to respecting celebrities’ privacy, noting instances where they refrain from taking photos if the celebrities are uncomfortable. He stressed the importance of maintaining a respectful relationship with the artists.
Exclusive Moments and Professionalism Vishal recounted an incident where Katrina Kaif initially declined to pose for a photo but later provided exclusive shots, showcasing the professionalism and rapport built between paparazzi and celebrities.
Alertness and Caution Both photographers emphasized the importance of staying alert and exercising caution, particularly when dealing with children. They reflected on the responsibility that comes with their profession.
Paparazzi Culture Boost The discussion also touched upon the surge in paparazzi culture following events like the NMACC launch, where photographers engaged with stars like Tom Holland and Zendaya, underscoring the evolving dynamics of celebrity interaction.
Breaking the Internet with Raha Kapoor Lastly, Sneh and Vishal revisited the day they captured photos of Raha Kapoor alongside Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor, reminiscing about the buzz it created online and the significance of such moments in their line of work.
