Saif Ali Khan DISMISSES the rumors about seeking legal action against the paps and sacking of building’s security guard

Celebrities and their securities have always been a matter of concern for quite some time now. There have been many instances in the past when the celebrities have faced issues over their security. The latest is Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor, who had attended the 70th birthday party of Joyce Arora, when they saw a bunch of more than 20 photographers, who continued to click their photographs and had even followed them into their building! The otherwise calm and composed Saif seemed to lose his cool this time when he snarled at the photographers “Ek kaam kariye, humaare bedroom me aa jaiye” (Do one thing, come inside our bedroom also”).

No sooner this incident came to light, it was reported that, in the light of the said incident, the security guard of the building had got fired and that Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan were contemplating to take legal action against the said paps. Clarifying the whole incident, Saif Ali Khan has now issued a media statement which read, "The building security guard is not being sacked, it is not his fault and neither is anybody taking legal action against the paps because that is not how we want to do things. However, the fact is that they did barge inside private property through the gate, past the security guard and completely invaded our space and put 20 cameras and lights on us as if it's their right to do that, and this is wrong behavior and everyone needs to be in limits.”

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The statement further read, “We cooperate with the paparazzi all the time and we understand but outside the house, outside the gate, otherwise, where does one draw the line? That is why I made the comment about the bedroom because they had already crossed one line, so how many lines does one have to cross before it's utterly ridiculous.”

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The media statement concluded with, “The paps shooting the children, while they are doing extra curricular classes or any class, all this is not required, paparazzi cannot come inside the school, there are lines drawn. and that's all we are saying and the rest of the noise and chatter is because no one knows what the truth is and everyone wants to sell something but this is the truth. and that's all I have to say, thank you."