Veteran paparazzo Ramakant Munde shared inside details of how photographers accessed celebrities before paparazzi culture and social media began. Recalling an unwritten rule from that era, Munde said they were told not to photograph Dimple Kapadia and Sunny Deol together. Dimple Kapadia and Sunny Deol were rumoured to be in a relationship, though they never acknowledged it publicly. "Sometimes they would be together on a film set, at an event, or during a function. But they didn't like getting photographed together. Everyone in the media knew this," Ramakant Munde told Hindi Rush. Munde recalled that instructions would come whenever the two were present at the same location. "There was a message among photographers that if they were together, we shouldn't take pictures. Usually someone from their team would come and tell us, or there would be a signal indicating that photographs were not wanted," he said. In an era before omnipresent paparazzi and ...
When employees are on vacation or are away from the office for a few days, they create an out-of-office autoresponder email message. This lets your contacts know how to access the information or services they require while you are away and explain why your response will be delayed. With changing times and workplace trends, the way of responding to and creating out-of-office messages is also evolving. Amid this, a Gen Z employee's out-of-office video has gone viral online.
The clip was shared by travel insurance company Butter Insurance. The footage shows a person clicking on a video shared by Joshua Kessel which shows a plane's wing with the airplane's call bell sound. Further, the man says in the clip, "If you are watching this, I am probably on a plane to Europe right now." The video then shows him sitting on a bench with an animation of a plane, making it appear that he is sitting on an airplane's seat. The Gen Z employee also shares his email id and answers questions related to returning to work. The now-viral video ends with the text "We'll be right back."
"Our Gen Z marketing guy set this as his out of office," read the text in the video. The caption of the post added, "I wish this was a joke but he's not even here to make this a video."
Since being shared, the footage has amassed eight million views and two lakh likes on Instagram.
A person said, "Out: email signatures. In: email videos."
"That has millenial sarcasm written all over it," said a user.
Another added, "Gen Z are not bothered to inform at first place. They just disappear lol"
"Bros sending the entire company a 22mb attachment," said a third person.
"At first I thought he was Jake Peralta from Brooklyn Nine Nine," commented a user.
"As a millennial, I confirm that this make me laugh... Definitely millennial's stuff," added another social media user.
An Instagram user said, "But how do I get the bravery... I love this."
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