New
Delhi:
Preity
Zinta
is
one
of
the
Bollywood
actors
who
enjoy
immense
popularity,
even
though
she
has
not
appeared
in
any
films
since
the
2018
release,
Bhaiji
Superhit.
The
beautiful
actress
is
married
to
Gene
Goodenough
and
is
a
doting
mother
to
her
twins,
Jai
and
Gia.
Last
week,
Preity
was
brutally
trolled
after
a
video
was
shared
by
a
paparazzi
account
that
showed
a
wheelchair-bound
person
following
her
car.
The
netizens
criticized
her
for
not
pulling
over
her
car
for
the
person.
The
video
showed
her
apologizing
to
the
media
as
she
could
not
pose
because
she
had
a
flight
to
catch.
However,
she
was
soon
followed
by
a
disabled
person
who
was
continuously
knocking
on
the
car
door
and
shouting.
Now,
the
actress
has
taken
to
Instagram
to
address
the
issue
along
with
another
incident
that
completely
shook
her
over
the
last
week.
Preity
Shares
An
Incident
When
A
Lady
Grabbed
Her
Daughter
And
Planted
Big
Wet
Kiss
Near
Her
Mouth
Sharing
the
video
of
the
incident,
Preity
wrote,
"Two
events
this
week
have
left
me
a
bit
shaken.
1
regarding
my
daughter
Gia-where
a
woman
tried
to
take
her
photo.
When
we
politely
asked
her
not
to
she
walked
away,
then
suddenly
scooped
my
daughter
in
her
arms
&
planted
a
big
wet
kiss
next
to
her
mouth
&
ran
off
saying
what
a
cute
baby.
This
woman
lives
in
an
elite
building
&
happened
to
be
in
the
garden
where
my
kids
were
playing.
If
I
wasn't
a
celebrity
I
probably
would
have
reacted
badly
but
kept
my
cool
as
I
didn't
want
to
make
a
scene."
Preity
Says
The
Wheelchair
Bound
Person
Following
Her
Has
Harrassed
Her
Over
The
Years
She
further
added,
"U
can
see
the
2nd
incident
here.
I
had
a
plane
to
catch
&
this
handicapped
man
kept
trying
to
stop
me.
Over
the
years
he
has
harassed
me
for
money
&
I
have
given
it
to
him
when
I
could.
This
time
when
he
asked
for
money
I
said
sorry
today
I
have
no
cash,
just
a
credit
card.
The
lady
with
me
gave
him
some
money
from
her
purse.
He
threw
it
back
at
her
cuz
it
wasn't
enough
&
started
getting
aggressive.
As
u
can
see
he
followed
us
for
some
time
&
got
more
aggressive."
Preity
continued,
"The
photographers
found
this
incident
funny.
Instead
of
helping
us
they
filmed
&
laughed.
NO
ONE
told
him
not
to
follow
the
car
or
harass
us
as
anyone
could
have
gotten
hurt.
Had
there
been
an
accident,
I
would
have
been
blamed.
My
being
a
celebrity
would
have
been
questioned.
Bollywood
would
have
been
blamed
&
a
lot
of
negativity
would
have
spread.
I
think
it's
high
time
people
realise
that
I'm
a
human
being
first,
then
a
mom
&
then
a
celebrity.
I
also
don't
need
to
apologise
for
my
success
constantly
&
be
bullied
for
it
cuz
I've
worked
very
hard
to
get
where
I
am."
The
actress
further
wrote,
"I
have
an
equal
right
like
anyone
else
in
this
country
to
live
the
way
I
want
so
please
think
before
you
judge
&
please
stop
blaming
celebrities
for
everything.
There
are
always
2
sides
to
a
story.
Most
importantly
my
children
are
NOT
part
of
a
package
deal
&
are
not
meant
to
be
preyed
on
so
please
Leave
my
kids
alone
&
don't
come
to
them
for
photos
or
touch/grab
them.
They
are
infants
&
need
to
be
treated
like
infants,
not
celebrities."
She
requested
the
paparazzi
to
help
instead
of
laughing.
"I
sincerely
hope
that
the
photographers
that
ask
us
for
photos,videos
&
sound
bytes
also
have
the
grace,
humanity
&
maturity
to
act
&
help
in
the
future
instead
of
filming
&
laughing
cuz
most
of
the
time
it's
not
funny," Preity
concluded.