Jaya Bachchan vs Paps: The 'Gande Pant' Comment That Has The Internet Screaming 'Classist'!

Okay besties, stop everything you are doing and put your chai down, because the internet’s collective blood pressure just spiked. We are back with another episode of Keeping Up With The Bachchans' Mood Swings, and this time, the "Strict Headmistress" energy is off the charts. Jaya Bachchan is trending again, but not for a movie role she decided to give the paps an unsolicited fashion review, and let’s just say... the vibe is definitely NOT it. The internet is officially calling her out, and the tea is piping hot.

The "Fit Check" No One Asked For

So here is the tea: A recent media event Jaya Bachchan looking visibly annoyed (what’s new?). Instead of the usual "don't click me" drama, she went full fashion police on the paparazzi. She literally criticized their appearance, saying, "Gande pant pehenke, haath mein mobile leke" (Wearing dirty pants, holding mobiles in hand). Like, ma'am? These guys are hustling in Mumbai heat to get your photo, and we are judging their laundry situation? It’s giving major "Main Character Syndrome" but in the most uncomfy way possible. The Internet is Calling It "Toxic" Behavior

The reaction online has been swift and savage. It’s not just about a rude comment anymore; people are genuinely fed up. The streets (aka the group chats) are saying she is behaving like a "toxic grandmother" who doesn't know how to conduct herself in public. The internet is pointing out the massive privilege gap here. Fans feel she should be grateful for the privilege and attention people afford her, despite what many are calling her "unacceptable behavior". Calling out working-class photographers for their clothes? That’s screaming classist and elitist, and Gen-Z is absolutely not here for that energy.

Is She Sour Because We Are Laughing At Her?

Here is a spicy take that’s living rent-free in my head: Is the anger actually coming from a place of insecurity? There’s a theory floating around that Jaya knows she’s become a meme material. The vibe isn't that people are laughing with her; the paps and the public are often laughing at her. It feels like she knows the paps are trolling her by triggering a reaction, and she’s taking the bait every single time. Honestly? It’s a chaotic cycle, and nobody is winning. The "TL;DR"

• The Celeb: Jaya Bachchan.

• The Controversy: Criticized paparazzi for wearing "dirty pants" (Gande pant) and their general appearance.

• The Viral Quote: "Gande pant pehenke, haath mein mobile leke."

• Public Reaction: Labeling her behavior as classist, racist, and toxic.

• The Theory: Fans believe she is bitter because the media laughs at her, not with her.

Fans Also Asked

What did Jaya Bachchan say to the paparazzi about their clothes?

Jaya Bachchan was caught on camera criticizing the paparazzi, specifically pointing out their "dirty pants" (Gande pant) and mocking them for standing around with mobiles in their hands. It was a total unprovoked roast session.

Why are people calling Jaya Bachchan toxic and classist?

Netizens feel her comments about the paparazzi's clothing display a lack of gratitude and deep-seated classism. Judging workers based on their appearance while enjoying celebrity privilege is a major red flag for the internet.

Does the media mock Jaya Bachchan?

There is a growing sentiment that the dynamic has shifted—paps and fans aren't laughing with her quirks anymore; they are laughing at her reactions. This mockery might be fueling her increasing irritability in public.

How did the internet react to Jaya Bachchan's latest viral video?

The reaction has been overwhelmingly negative. Fans are calling her behavior unacceptable and describing her as a "toxic grandmother" who doesn't know how to conduct herself in public.