Katrina Kaif: The concept of privacy has ceased to exist in the paparazzi culture

It is only recently that we saw Katrina Kaif join the social media bandwagon, that too she too she only has accounts on Facebook and Instagram. It took some time for the actress to finally make her social media debut while her contemporaries were already interacting and connecting with their fans through the medium.

In a recent interview, when a leading daily asked Katrina if she thinks social media is a curse, the actress said, “I think there are two ways of looking at it. If you can’t beat them, join them (smiles).”

Talking about social media in today’s time, Katrina added, “In about last five years, the concept of privacy has anyway ceased to exist and I saw the shift happen when the photographers could be spotted everywhere in Mumbai and, in a way, the paparazzi culture started.”

Throwing light on the paparazzi culture, Katrina added, “In the last half decade or so, that culture or that sense of privacy that you are talking about changed with the invasion or takeover of social media. If I go off social media, it is not going to give me more privacy. You are still going to have that paparazzi picture or that photo from a party.”

“Earlier, everybody would get to know about a party — who all were there and what all happened — only 3-4 days after it had taken place but that’s not the case anymore,” concluded the actress.

CREDITS: HINDUSTAN TIMES