Last Updated:November 15, 2025, 10:14 IST IFTDA urged Mumbai Police to act after paparazzi invaded Dharmendra’s privacy during his illness. IFTDA Files Police Complaint Against Paparazzi for Violating Deol Family’s Privacy The Indian Film and Television Directors’ Association (IFTDA) has approached Mumbai Police over the recent actions of certain paparazzi and online media outlets, accusing them of violating the Deol family’s privacy while veteran actor Dharmendra was unwell. The organisation has sought strict intervention to curb what it described as unacceptable behaviour by those covering the actor’s condition. In a formal complaint submitted to the Senior Inspector of Juhu Police Station, IFTDA President Ashoke Pandit expressed concern over how some photographers and digital platforms handled the situation. According to the letter, the individuals involved “breached privacy” by entering Dharmendra’s residential premises and “recording footage and images of his family members without consent,” which were later circulated online. The association described the conduct as “inhuman” and “unethical,” urging police to take appropriate action and set a strong precedent. Dharmendra, 89, had been admitted to Breach Candy …