Sonakshi Sinha says, "Please stop now" with force

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Published: 01:58 13 January 2025
Sonakshi Sinha is usually very calm and smiling, and her relationship with the paparazzi is also friendly. However, this time the actress lost her temper due to a cameraperson taking too many pictures.
Recently, a video went viral on social media where Sonakshi was seen attending an event in Mumbai. She was accompanied by her husband Zaheer Iqbal. During the event, a cameraperson chased Sonakshi and took one picture after another, so the actress initially remained calm, but later lost her patience.
In the video, Sonakshi can be heard saying, "Stop now! It's been too long!" Then the actress started pleading with the cameraperson with force. After this behavior, the camerapersons were forced to move away and give the actress some space.
Sonakshi's personal life is also quite discussed, last year she got married to Zaheer Iqbal. Their marriage announcement came after seven years of relationship. Last year, Sonakshi was seen on screen in the film 'Kakura'.
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