Actor Arya Babbar Gets Into Heated Argument With Pilot
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Many users lauded Arya Babbar's video and recounted their bad experience. The issue was reportedly about a joke on flight.
Actor-politician Raj Babbar's son Arya Babbar has shared a video of an incident on a flight where he got in a verbal spat with the pilot. The video, shared on his Instagram handle, shows the actor speaking to the pilot of GoFirst, formerly GoAir, about a joke.
The pilot is seen telling Babbar that he didn't like the joke in which the actor said the pilot is unfit to fly the aircraft.
Arya Babbar denied it and said the joke was intended for his friend.
“I heard you say ‘Yeh Kya chalayega (how will he fly the plane?)',” the pilot is heard telling the actor during the conversation that took place right outside the cockpit.
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