Ameesha Patel's Plea: Why Media Must Respect Deol Family Privacy Amid Crisis

Ameesha Patel has publicly asked media to respect the Deol family's privacy during Dharmendra's health recovery. She even visited the hospital personally to show her support for the family. Karan Johar also criticized the media circus surrounding the veteran actor's condition, calling it disrespectful. This comes after Sunny Deol made an emotional appeal to journalists gathered outside their residence, requesting them to show compassion.

Key Points: Ameesha Patel Asks Media to Leave Ailing Dharmendra Family Alone

  • Ameesha Patel visited Breach Candy Hospital to support Deol family personally
  • Karan Johar condemned media circus calling it disrespect to living legend
  • Sunny Deol emotionally appealed to media with folded hands at residence
  • Dharmendra discharged from hospital Wednesday morning, recovering at home
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Ameesha Patel asks media to leave Deol family 'alone' amid ailing health of veteran actor Dharmendra

Ameesha Patel and Karan Johar join Sunny Deol in urging media to respect Deol family's privacy during Dharmendra's health recovery at home.

"I strongly believe the media needs to leave the Deol family alone at this time n respect their privacy. - Ameesha Patel"

Mumbai, November 13

Actor Ameesha Patel has come forward to call out the media for not giving privacy to the Deol family amid the ailing health of legendary actor Dharmendra.

In an Instagram post, Ameesha, who shares a close bond with Deol family, wrote, "I strongly believe the media needs to leave the Deol family alone at this time n respect their privacy."

A few days ago, Ameesha even visited the Breach Candy Hospital to extend her support to the Deol family.

Earlier, on Thursday morning, filmmaker Karan Johar also criticised the "paparazzi and media circus" around Dharmendra's health.

Urging all to show compassion during tough time, Karan wrote, "When basic courtesy and sensitivity leaves our hearts and our actions we know we are a doomed race. PLEASE leave a family alone!!!! They are already emotionally combatting so much.... Its heartbreaking to see a paparazzi and media circus for a living legend who has contributed so massively to our cinema... this is not coverage it's DISRESPECT."

Karan and Ameesha's posts came a few hours after Sunny Deol requested the media gathered outside his father, legendary superstar Dharmendra's residence, to disperse and respect the family's privacy.

Sunny addressed the media with folded hands and urged them to go back home.

"You too have parents at home. You have children. Have some shame," Sunny said.

Dharmendra was discharged from the hospital on Wednesday.

While talking to ANI, Dr Pratit Samdani said, "Dharmendra was discharged from the hospital at 7.30 am today. (Wednesday). His family is taking care of him at their residence. Pray that his treatment, management and recovery continue."

- ANI

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Rohit P
Sunny Deol's words really hit hard - "You too have parents at home." This should make every journalist think twice before invading someone's personal space. Wishing Dharmendra ji a speedy recovery! ❤️
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Sarah B
While I understand the concern for privacy, the media does have a responsibility to report on public figures. However, there's a fine line between reporting and harassment. Hope they find the right balance.
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Arjun K
Dharmendra sir is like family to every Indian who grew up watching his films. Media should respect that emotional connection and give the family space. Praying for his good health and recovery 🌟
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Michael C
It's heartwarming to see Bollywood standing together for this cause. Shows that beyond the glamour, there's genuine concern and humanity in the industry. Respect to Ameesha for speaking up!
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Kavya N
This is exactly why I respect the Deol family so much. They handle everything with such grace and dignity. Hope Dharmendra ji recovers soon and gets all the rest he needs. Family comes first always!

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