Netizens trolled her for making faces and showing unnecessary attitude towards paparazzi.
Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput recently welcomed a baby boy into the family and not just celebs but also the fans are congratulating the couple on the arrival of their son Zain Kapoor.
But seems like people are not so fond of Mira’s elder sister Priya Rajput and got angry over her attitude towards media. Yes, recently Priya was spotted at the hospital where she came to see Mira. And as soon as she took a look at the shutterbugs present there, it seemed as if she was trying to ignore them. But this didn’t go down well with the netizens and they trolled her for making faces and showing unnecessary attitude towards paparazzi. Take a look at the comments
View this post on Instagram#mirakapoor sister Priya yesterday at rhe hospital with her mum @viralbhayani
Well, as they say, you can’t escape the eyes of the camera.
Meanwhile talking about the new baby, Shahid took to social media and shared a tweet last night to announce the name of his son. He wrote, “Zain Kapoor is here and we feel complete. Thank you for all the wishes and blessings. We are overjoyed and so grateful. Love to all.”
Zain Kapoor is here and we feel complete. Thank you for all the wishes and blessings. We are overjoyed and so grateful. Love to all. ️
— Shahid Kapoor (@shahidkapoor) September 7, 2018
So guys coming back to Mira’s sister, do you think Priya Rajput was actually showing attitude or was it a miss conception? Do let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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