A controversy has erupted on social media after a fan of popular actor Darshan dressed a one-year-old child in a prisoner’s outfit for a photoshoot. The child was pictured in white clothes adorned with a prisoner number, posing alongside a hand model, triggering widespread criticism online.
Typically, photoshoots for young children feature costumes inspired by revered figures such as Krishna, Swami Vivekananda, and Ambedkar. This recent departure underscores the extremes to which fandom can sometimes extend.
The fan, known for fervently supporting Darshan, labeled the child as “Khaidi No. 6106” for the photoshoot, showcasing his passionate admiration. Social media users swiftly condemned the act as inappropriate and disturbing, questioning the boundaries of fan behavior and its potential impact on children.
The backlash has been intense, with many chastising the fan for crossing a line in their devotion to Darshan. Such instances of extreme fan behavior, ranging from extravagant displays of affection to unsettling actions, are raising concerns.
As the incident continues to provoke debate online, it sheds light on the darker aspects of celebrity fandom and prompts reflection on where the limits lie in expressing admiration for a beloved star.
