Veteran actor and filmmaker Tinnu Anand has made a candid revelation about the changing dynamics of Bollywood publicity.

Known for his straightforward opinions, Anand stated that several actors today allegedly call paparazzi on their own to create staged moments for self-promotion.

Veteran actor slams fake publicity stunts in Bollywood

In a conversation, Anand shared that the organic charm of being spotted has been replaced with calculated strategies. 'Abh toh sab dhanda ho gaya hai,' he remarked, highlighting how stars are now treating paparazzi appearances as a part of their marketing plan rather than natural encounters.

Tinnu Anand pointed out that the era of actors being elusive and respected figures has transformed into one where visibility is equated with relevance. According to him, many celebrities schedule their outings, style themselves accordingly, and inform paps in advance to ensure they are photographed.

'Sab dhanda ho gaya hai,' says Anand on self-promotion tactics

This candid remark sheds light on the increasing commercialization of Bollywood’s publicity machinery. While the paparazzi culture was once about glimpses of stars’ personal lives, Anand suggests it has now become a business deal benefitting both actors and photographers.

His statement has sparked conversation about authenticity in celebrity culture, questioning whether stardom today is more about real talent or crafted visibility.