Alia Bhatt today lashed out at a publishing house, which had published pictures taken without her permission.
In her Instagram story, Alia shared a collage of two pictures of herself in her living room.
What is this joke? I was sitting in my living room in the afternoon when I felt that someone was watching, I looked up and saw two men standing in the terrace of a nearby building with their camera pointing at me.
Later these pictures were published on the website of a media house.
Alia said that in which world does this happen? Where is this allowed?
“This is the worst violation of one’s privacy, we should not cross the line but I am right to say that today all the lines have been crossed,” he said.
Alia Bhatt also tagged Mumbai Police in her post.
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