Brangelina’s Bodyguard
Angelina Jolie is one of my favorite Hollywood celebrities. She is sort off like an “All in one package” - she looks stunning, she acts awesome, a good mother and believes in world peace. Pointing out these qualities make her a perfect candidate for the upcoming, “Mrs. Universe” contest, what say?
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Mr. Bodyguard taking work seriously |
This event was apparently recorded on tape by Indian news channel, Headlines Today and has been broadcast since then practically on all news channels.
“I am totally shaken by the treatment I got from the private security official,” photographer Sam Relph was quoted by the Press Trust of India (PTI) as saying.And now he intends to file a police complaint against the concerned bodyguard.
The photographer had been warned many a times by the bodyguard to stop following the celebrity couple, which Relph completely ignored and that’s when things got a bit out of hand. In my opinion the guard should have given a few kicks and punches to the photographer instead. I mean we all know how intruding and (at times) dangerous these paparazzi can get, all in the name of journalism. Plus isn’t there an old Indian saying “Latoon kay bhoot batoon say nahi manta”.
Bravo Mr. Bodyguard, you set a perfect example of taking one’s work seriously.
We all have a right to express our views. In many instances; it will be against ours and in some; with us. To hear them out is 'decency' but to let them get to you is 'weakness'. 
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Oct 9th, 2006 at 4:07 am | #
Just imagine Bob Christo as thr Angrez bodyguard splattering tht dashing of Anglicised Hindi on the poor guy…:D
Good tht Indians away from the stupidity known as Papparazzi, mayb due to lack of celeb culture.
HHUM TTHUMKO PHOTTO NAAHI LENNE DEGGA
the only ones we have are filmi sitaarein n cricketers who alrdy so ubiquotous on our techno dabbas, so they aint pumpin up paparazzi culture
Oct 9th, 2006 at 5:52 am | #
Desh, agree in India we don’t have the whole paparazzi ordeal (to the max extent, the way they have it overseas) but we have even worst kind-off entertainment journalists here. These guys don’t run behind stars taking photographs…they just sit on their desks..watch a few DVDs and are inspired to make-up gossips.
That’s how the (most) Indian Media goes about.
Oct 9th, 2006 at 7:00 pm | #
well.. ASHAMED .. Today..though just for today.. I am ashamed to be a citizen of Pune and INDIA .. . I dont have anything against celebs or foreign nations. BUT.. when I see a visitor who has been granted INDIAN VISA .. which SAYS that INDIA WILL PROVIDE the necessary security if required .. getting assulted by a bodyguard of a celeb couple who are *IN NO UNCERTURN TERMS * any special than this photographer who was assulted in the view of INDIAN LAW .. and local authorities did .. nothing .. nothing at all about it.. media didnt say if the incident happened INSIDE OR OUTSIDE THE HOTEL.. by that I mean not the hotel room .. i mean the premices.. the BOUNDRIES of the hotel .. because if it has happened on ROAD .. PUBLIC PROPERTY .. manhandling on INDIAN PUBLIC PROPERTY is a COGNISABLE CRIMINAL offence.. MEANS THAT LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES HAVE THE RIGHT TO INTERFERE .. WITHOUT A COMPLAINT BEING LOGDED .. i understand that celebs are under pressure of getting their private life distroyed by media etc etc .. that does NOT mean their security peeps can go on beating random dudes if those random non famous dudes are working on public property or WITHIN the field of jurisdiction .. In India I think photography on public property is allowed .. I am not a lawyer to know each and every clause of the law regarding this matter.. But as a member of ‘general population’ I think whatever happened MUST HAVE its repurcations .. and the couple apologizing is NOT the shit which is eneough .. There should be a proper and QUICK investigation .. proper charges MUST be pressed agaisnt that BODYGUARD .. his visa revoked and his sorry ass packed back to the country he is from ASAP .. or go to an INDIAN JAIL to serve the sentence. PERIOD ..
p.s. english is my third language .. so there will be many spelling mistakes in this post .. but guess what i dont give a crap .. language is a medium to CONVAY THOUGHTS.. if the thoughs are convayed, purpose is served .. spelling s dont matter.. and if you fail to understand what I mean .. well .. i feel sorry for you ;o)
Oct 10th, 2006 at 1:11 pm | #
To the photographers - abe kitne fotu kheechoge… come on, leave them alone.
To Brangelina - arre kya problem hai tumko. Let them shoot as many pics as they want.. 50 fotu lekar , bore hokar chale jayenge.
After I saw a clip on tv news of brad and angelina being followed by paparazzi in an auto, I was wondering what kind of life are brad and angelina living. can they even really enjoy a holiday.
Anyway, the whole damn thing seems stupid. Plus our dumb media…. I sitting here in Pune have no intentions of seeing them. In fact, I would thank them if they stay away from the road that leads to my office and avoid traffic jams.
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