Aditya Roy Kapur speaks about the VIRAL VIDEO of a fan forcibly trying to kiss him, says ‘didn’t get frazzled by it’
Aditya Roy Kapur is currently one of the most demanded and popular stars of Bollywood. He recently starred in the Disney+ Hotstar web series, ‘The Night Manager’ which is receiving great reviews from critics as well as the audience even though it is an adaptation of a Hollywood series under the same name. Recently, the screening of the series took place where an incident took place with the lead actor, Aditya Roy Kapur. A female fan recently tried to kiss him as he arrived for the show screening. Quickly, the video became viral online. Finally, Aditya has spoken about this incident in an interview. The female fan approached him too closely and attempted to grip his face while giving him a cheek kiss.
Aditya says he didn’t get frazzled by the fan
Talking about the incident, Aditya said in an interview, “I won't lie; I wasn't too stressed out by it. Simply put, I had to deal with it right away. I had to manage it because, well, let's just say she was strong. Nonetheless, I can understand it. I don't view it from the perspective of criticizing or declaring it to be incorrect. I can see how this individual would want to communicate her feelings of affection, so I guess I can understand that. I just had the desire to deal with it at that precise moment. But I didn't obsess over it or spend more time on it than was necessary.”
Aditya is receiving praise for his absolutely amazing portrayal of Shaan Kapoor in The Night Manager. Anil Kapoor plays the villain who is known as Shailendra Rungta. Important roles are also played by Tillottama Shome, Sobhita Dhulipala, Saswata Chatterjee, and Ravi Behl.
Aditya’s future projects
Apart from the second season of The Night Manager which will release in June 2023, he is also to star in Anurag Basu’s next big project, ‘Metro In Dino”. He will romance Sara Ali Khan in the film which also stars Ali Fazal, Fatima Sana Sheikh, Anupam Kher, Pankaj Tripathi, and Neena Gupta.
