Bollywood
actor
Salman
Khan
questions
the
photographers.
He
recently
faced
a
paprazzi
boycott
and
he
says
all
those
photographers
can
only
'refuse'
to
click
his
pictures
and
cannot
'ban'
him
as
there
is
no
such
provison
in
the
law.
Salman
also
questioned
if
the
boycott
issue
will
affect
his
stardom.
"You
(photographers)
can
say
'I
don't
want
to
click
Salman's
pictures',
but
can't
say
ban
me
as
there
is
no
provision
in
the
law
to
ban
anyone," Salman
Khan
said.
"Out
of
choice
if
I
pass
by
(somewhere),
then
I
want
to
see
the
whole
fraternity
(press
photographers)
to
stand
together.
No
one
should
take
pics
of
mine.
My
cycling
pictures
or
my
pictures
with
my
girlfriends...you
will
not
get
any
pictures...So
do
you
think
this
will
affect
my
stardom,"
he
questioned.
This
issue
just
snowballed
at
the
actor
when
his
bodyguards
mishandled
the
media
persons
and
they
were
miffed
by
the
actors
reaction
to
the
whole
issue
when
he
said,
whoever
wanted
to
stay
could
stay
and
others
could
leave.
"They
have
all
the
right
to
take
a
stand
and
to
not
take
my
pictures
and
I
am
so
happy,
but
it
is
also
a
sad
story
as
every
coin
has
two
sides.
They
had
banned
me
long
time
ago.
I
was
very
happy.
I
was
so
peaceful.
Every
10
years,
there
are
10
or
12
(such)
people
who
come...it
does
not
work
like
that,"
he
added.
Salman
Khan
defending
his
security
personnels
said,
"The
problem
is
not
us
(stars).
We
come
and
stand
there,
you
(media)
have
got
equipment.
When
you
can
shot
from
50
ft,
you
have
got
long
lenses,
you
don't
need
to
come
close.
They
come
between
the
bodyguards
and
us,
so
the
bodyguard's
job
is
to
stop
these
people
coming
to
us...like
they
(photographers)
are
getting
paid
for
the
pictures,
bodyguards
get
paid
for
this
(protecting
us)."
He
has
gone
to
the
level
of
contemplating
to
have
a
personal
photographer
now
who
will
take
pictures
of
the
actor
and
release
it
to
the
press.
"They
(some
photographers)
used
to
tell
me,
'Please
let
us
click
a
picture,
we
get
Rs.150
per
picture'.
So,
I
used
to
make
it
a
point
to
come
and
stand
and
get
clicked.
Just
to
stand
for
five
minutes
if
they
are
earning
their
bread
and
butter,
then
what's
the
harm?
I
don't
mind
that,
but
later
it
felt
they
are
doing
a
favour
on
me.
"It's
fine…now
I
can
come
in
front
of
you
and
do
the
towel
dance
and
you
can't
click
those
pictures.
Now
what
will
happen...there
are
photographers
who
will
take
my
pictures,
they
will
travel
with
me
and
release
those
pictures
for
my
fans,"
he
said.