Jaya Bachchan gets fiery after fan tries to…; netizens slam her action, says ‘this arrogance…’ [Watch Video]

Veteran actress and politician Jaya Bachchan frequently remains in the headlines for her outspoken nature and controversial statements. Now, she has again made the news after she snapped at a man who came close to her for a selfie. The incident took place outside the Constitution Club in Delhi. A number of videos of the incident have been making the rounds on social media.

Jaya Bachchan looks irked as…

In one of the videos, the actress and Samajwadi Party (SP) MP looks visibly irked and is heard saying, “Kya kar rahe hai aap? What is this?”

Watch the video here

#WATCH | Delhi: Samajwadi Party MP Jaya Bachchan scolded a man and pushed him away, while he was trying to take a selfie with her. pic.twitter.com/UxIxwrXSM0

— ANI (@ANI) August 12, 2025

Here’s what netizens said

Bachchan was criticised by internet users for shoving the man shortly after the video went viral. Some commenters believed that rather than shoving him away, the actress should have just declined to take a selfie.

“Jaya Bachchan doing it again, at her best. She could have simply refused a photo, but she pushes the man…. Why this arrogance, always? She doesn’t deserve to be in public life. Imagine the outrage if a BJP MP had done this,” an X user wrote.

Another post read, “SHOCKING: Jaya Bachchan back at it again! ~ Man requests a selfie, she could’ve just said NO. But instead, she goes Physical & HITS HIM. Where does this ARROGANCE come from?”

When Jaya Bachchan slammed paparazzi culture during…

The seasoned celebrity has also been known to lose her temper with the press and photographers for taking pictures of her. She also claimed in an interview that she disliked the paparazzi culture and preferred to only be photographed when it was absolutely necessary.

Jaya’s take on social media and anxiety

Jaya’s remarks about social media’s role in anxiety, which she shared on her granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda’s podcast “What the Hell Navya,” generated conflicting responses.

Her understanding of the possible harm that social media may do to mental health was valued by some, but she was condemned by others for oversimplifying the complicated problem of anxiety.

Some argued that her statement “We never heard of anxiety attacks when we were young” disregarded the fact that mental health issues existed but were stigmatized and undiagnosed in the past.

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