Akshay Kumar’s daughter Nitara clings on to brother Aarav’s sleeve afraid of the paparazzi; netizens fume

That Akshay Kumar is a doting father to his children Aarav and Nitara is known to all. The kiddos are hardly spotted by the paparazzi so it was a huge surprise when they were clicked by the shutterbugs at the airport. Not only this but they both also impressed the netizens with their simplicity and their sibling bond. However, fans were also agitated by the paparazzi for invading the personal space of the siblings who were caught off guard by the cameras.

Talking about the same, the video that has been going viral shows Aarav Kumar and Nitara Kumar can be seen at the airport. The two soon start walking towards the exit, visibly nervous about the paparazzi. Nitara who was a little intimidated by the paparazzi was seen holding her elder brother’s t-shirt while walking at the airport.

While Aarav was seen wearing a full-sleeved blue tee with bag pants, his sister Nitara was seen sporting a pink top with blue jeans. While the fans couldn’t stop appreciating the innocence of the kids, they blasted the paparazzi for constantly clicking them, especially the frightened Nitara. Take a look at the same.

One of the fans stated, “Please let them be ... She is so scared. This is intrusion” while another netizen wrote, “The way she holds his shirt with fingers.” Another fan stated, “She's so conscious of the camera. These media paps should understand not to hound star kids all the time. Some of them are definitely not comfortable.” Another netizen stated, “Omg, so cute” while another said, “She is scared, please leave alone the kids.”

In an earlier interview with DNA in 2015, when Akshay Kumar was asked whether he wishes for his son Aarav to become an actor, the superstar had said, “I hope he does because this industry is great. It’s a very welcoming industry and it’s given food and shelter to me and my family for years now. But I will just tell him one thing that he will have to make his own mark. I am there to guide him, help him but he has to do everything here on his own. But that’s thinking too far. He is a teenager. Let him finish his studies.”