Bollywood actress Yami Gautam, recently described an incident that happened in her homeland of Himachal Pradesh when a teenager asked to take a photo with her but actually began recording her instead. In a recent interview, Yami Gautam opened up about her experience of facing a privacy breach when she was in her hometown in Himachal Pradesh. The popular actress, Yami Gautam is slowly and steadily becoming one of the few actresses in Indian cinema, who are renowned for being a part of both commercial and art cinema. 

In a recent interview with renowned entertainment journalist, Puja Talwar, Vicky Donor actress, Yami Gautam shared her story of a privacy breach when she was in her home town in Himachal Pradesh. Opening up about the same, Yami revealed that people used to come and meet her whenever she visited her hometown, but one day, a young teenager came to her farm and started recording a video without her consent. The actress admitted that the video was ‘bad’, and once he uploaded it, he got a lot of views and wasn’t ashamed of breaching her privacy. She said:

“Aaj kal koi aise le k video bana raha hoga. Some boy came on my farm, a very young boy, a teenager who must be 19-20, and requested my staff ‘can we take a picture’. I am very open, you know, welcoming people. It’s a small town and people wanna come and visit and talk. And, I am very happy to do that. I thought he is taking a picture but he was taking a video. A video of…it was so bad, and that person apparently got millions of views, he’s celebrating his vlog.”

Further, in the same conversation, Yami Gautam revealed that as soon as the teenager posted that video on social media, many youngsters started coming to her farm. It was a dangerous situation for the actress, as people were not bothered to think about her privacy. All they wanted was a video of her and the place. It was a heartbreaking incident for the actress, and she admitted that there has to be a line, which people need to respect. Yami explained:

“It may seem I’m so happy mujhe comment mil gayi but that means that has encouraged that person to do it again with somebody. They (other people with their cameras) all came back home with cameras and they are taking a tour of my home. I am like ‘what is happening? Where are we going?’ You are making this so normal for the next generation. Absolutely there has to be a line drawn and everything is not okay. This is not okay.”

On the work front, Yami Gautam will be next seen in the film, Oh My God! 2.