Never come for me: Mouni Roy reacts to people making video inside car. Video
Actress Mouni Roy objected to paparazzi filming her as she sat in her car in Mumbai. She later said in a since-deleted social media post that she had not invited them and did not want to be photographed.
Actress Mouni Roy has addressed a viral video of her recent outing in Mumbai in which she was seen winking at the paparazzi. The clip was widely circulated on social media, in which she was seen asking photographers to stop recording her even after she entered her car.
The video sparked debate online, following which Mouni shared her reaction in a now-deleted Instagram post. In the note, she said that she had not called the paparazzi and asked them not to take pictures of her in future.
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In her post, Mouni wrote, “Don’t ever pat me. I haven’t called you guys in a long time. Promise to love and respect you but won’t call you. Please don’t ever come for me. Will be grateful. So the next time I see someone patting me, I don’t call them. I don’t want you ever patting me. Just stop please. Please. Some other time. All my love and respect (folded hands) emoji).”
Mouni’s reaction comes shortly after this announced their separation Some time ago from husband Suraj Nambiar. He issued a statement requesting privacy. Although the actor did not respond to social media trolling on his personal life, he addressed it later.
In a recent interview with Monica Sharma On her YouTube channel, Mouni was asked about the biggest rumor she has heard about herself in Bollywood. The actor responded, “Oh, that I’m gay.”
Talking about the work front, Mouni was last seen in director David Dhawan’s comedy film. If you are young then you have to fall in love (2026), starring actors Varun Dhawan, Mrunal Thakur, Pooja Hegde, Manish Paul, Chunky Pandey, Jimmy Shergill and others in lead roles.