Jaya Bachchan, along with several other members of the Bollywood fraternity, attended the prayer meeting for the late Manoj Kumar on Sunday. However, an unexpected moment stole the spotlight- a conversation between Bachchan and a senior fan who tried to take photos with an experienced actor. Bachchan appeared visually disturbed because she faced the woman, was occupied by many people and is now widely roaming the Internet.

A video roaming on Instagram catches a stressful moment by incorporating Jaya Bachchan during a memorial meeting. As she stood at the venue, engaged in conversation with other women, an elderly woman wore clothes in a green sari, gently tapped on her shoulder. What can seem like a friendly gesture does not sit well with the actor.

The visually shocked, Jaya turned, grabbed the woman’s arm, and suddenly took her to one side. She then looked at a man – who likes the woman’s partner – who was recording moments on her phone. Apparently angry, Jaya appeared to be saying something harsh before walking away. The footage quickly made the waves online, leading to mixed reactions from the neti.

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The actor’s response has once again discussed online. While a part of the users criticized Jaya Bachchan, others supported him, a statement that it was impregnable to request photos for the couple.

One of the users wrote, “People know that he has no etiquette, still does not want pictures with him. Somebody should completely ignore her that she has forgotten that she has been living a grand life for the last so many years, she is only due to the followers.” Another comment read, “He needs to go to school again and learn courtesy (SIC).”

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Manoj Kumar died on Friday morning due to heart -related diseases at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Mumbai.

There were many prominent Bollywood names in the prayer meeting, including Aamir Khan, Farhan Akhtar, Rakesh Roshan, Neil Nitin Mukesh, Esha Deol, Krishika Lulla and singer Sonu Nigam.

Manoj Kumar, who is known for his mythological roles in patriotic films like Shaheed, Cess, Purba and Paschim, and Roti, was doing Kapada and Maken, full state honors and three-gun salutes. He has survived his wife, Shashi and his two sons.