Disha Patani Gets MOBBED By Kids After Her Dinner Outing, Netizens Laud Her Cute Gesture; See VIRAL Video

Disha Patani Mobbed: Bollywood sensation Disha Patani stepped out for a dinner outing in Mumbai with her ex-boyfriend Tiger Shroff's sister, Krishna Shroff. The actress was mobbed by a group of children in need as she headed to her car.

DISHA PATANI GETS MOBBED OUTSIDE AN EATERY

Disha Patani, who often sets Instagram on fire with her sizzling pics is currently gearing up for her upcoming film, Yodhaa. The actress was seen enjoying a dinner date at a plush Mumbai restaurant with Krishna. As she left the eatery, a group of kids surrounded her. She struggled to make her way to her own car. Her bodyguards eventually stepped in and helped her.

For the night out, Disha looked gorgeous in a grey crop top and a short skirt. She left her hair open and rounded off the look with a handbag. However, it was a sweet gesture towards the kids that caught everyone's attention. Disha handled it with grace. She was laughing and was seemingly amused with the reaction of the children. Check out the video.

NETIZENS REACT TO DISHA'S VIDEO

The video went viral and garnered several reactions from the netizens. A user wrote, "Ab pata chala ki actors uncomfortable kyu hote hai sahi baat pe gussa karte hai and these media is bullshit they don't know that you don't have to record a video in this type of situation ulta unhe bachon ko rokna chahiye tha mana ki padhe likhe bache nhii hai lekin itni akal toh hoti hai ki kisi insaan ko kaise treat kare i mean look at them man someone is touching her chest someone is snatching her hair they are also human beings respect them too but the way she handeled it was too much good respect for her."

Another user commented, "Just hatts of to her patients....agar kuch kahe deti yea chali jati to log bolna suru kar dete ki rude hai ghamandi hai.....kya life hai in celebrities ka." "Dish handled this so gracefully, but she must have been scared, just because they are children doesn't mean they are allowed to enter someone's personal space," read a third comment.