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Sara Tendulkar slams paps over offensive body-shaming remark

Sachin Tendulkar's daughter Sara Tendulkar slams paparazzi page over offensive body-shaming remark: ‘You are disgusting’

Sara Tendulkar has strongly criticised a paparazzi social media page after it allegedly posted a reel carrying an offensive and body-shaming remark about her and her sister-in-law.The daughter of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar took to her Instagram Stories on May 21 to call out the account, accusing it of crossing all limits in the name of “journalism.”

Sara Tendulkar calls out paparazzi culture

Sharing a screenshot from the now-deleted reel, Sara wrote, “You are disgusting. This is not journalism. Leave. Us. Alone.” She also tagged the paparazzi account in the story.In another sharp reaction directed at the page, Sara added, “You can delete your post, but that doesn’t make you any less disgusting,” accompanied by nauseated emojis.

Sara shared moments from brother Arjun’s wedding

Sara, who enjoys a massive social media following, often shares glimpses from her personal life with fans. Most recently, she posted pictures and videos from the wedding celebrations of her brother Arjun Tendulkar and entrepreneur Saaniya Chandhok.Arjun and Saaniya tied the knot in a grand ceremony in Mumbai on March 5, attended by several notable names from the worlds of cricket and entertainment.While the paparazzi page has reportedly deleted the controversial post following backlash, Sara’s response has resonated with many online users who criticised the growing culture of intrusive celebrity coverage and insensitive remarks targeting public figures and their families.

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