Alia Bhatt slams leaked videos of her new Mumbai mansion, calling them a clear privacy violation. She strongly urged media outlets and social platforms to remove the content immediately, saying it was recorded without her knowledge or consent.
Alia Bhatt’s strong response
In her social media statement, Alia Bhatt slams leaked videos and expressed deep concern over the intrusion. She said, “Just because homes are close together in a city like Mumbai does not give anyone the right to film private residences. A video of our home – still under construction – has been recorded and circulated without permission. This is not only an invasion of privacy but also a security risk.”
The actress stressed that such actions should never be normalized. “Filming or photographing someone’s private space without consent is not content – it’s a violation. None of us would tolerate videos of our homes being shared publicly. I humbly request everyone not to forward or circulate such material. To media outlets who have carried it, please take it down immediately.”
Why she’s upset
The leaked footage, allegedly taken with drones and zoom lenses, showed inside views of Alia and Ranbir Kapoor’s under-construction Bandra bungalow. The couple, along with daughter Raha, plan to make it their family home. Such exposure, Alia argues, endangers their safety and crosses all lines of privacy.
A recurring issue?
This is not the first time she has faced such incidents. In 2023, she criticized photographers for trying to capture her inside her own home. Other celebrities like Anushka Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Kareena Kapoor have also voiced concerns about similar invasions.
Alia’s reaction highlights the growing problem of blurred boundaries in celebrity privacy. With paparazzi culture and social media hunger for exclusives, her message is clear: consent matters, and privacy must be respected.
