Inside the life of a paparazzo: Yogen Shah and Viral Bhayani
In an era where paparazzi videos trend within minutes and celebrity sightings become instant content, the idea of a “typical workday” no longer applies. For Mumbai’s paparazzi, the day doesn’t begin with a fixed routine or end with a clear sign-off. It starts early, stretches late into the night, and is dictated entirely by movement, instinct, and chance. "It’s not just about clicking pictures — it’s about being alert all the time,” say paparazzi veterans Yogen Shah and Viral Bhayani, speaking to ETimes.
In an era where paparazzi videos trend within minutes and celebrity sightings become instant content, the idea of a “typical workday” no longer applies. For Mumbai’s paparazzi, the day doesn’t begin with a fixed routine or end with a clear sign-off. It starts early, stretches late into the night, and is dictated entirely by movement, instinct, and chance. "It’s not just about clicking pictures — it’s about being alert all the time,” say paparazzi veterans Yogen Shah and Viral Bhayani, speaking to ETimes. What's Your Reaction?
