The real side of why Katrina Kaif's driver had to step in when a fan of her asked for a selfie

Today a report came out that Katrina Kaif Katrina's driver slapped a fan who was following Katrina and asked for a selfie with her. But the story is all different.

The source said, "Katrina Kaif has always been very respectful to her fans and even interacts with them whenever she can, both over social media and when they approach her in person. It was only recently that a fan followed her vehicle into the building premise and forcefully tried to break in."

Added the source, "When the fan broke into the building and entered the gate, he was given a warning. When he continued, despite several requests, Katrina's driver had to step in and keep him away for security reasons as she does not roam with personal bodyguards. Katrina or her entourage would never consciously hurt or offend anyone and this episode was a pure breach of security and entirely for her safety as a woman. It is unsafe for any woman in such a situation and Katrina's driver merely stepped in to warn him. This media report is quite irresponsible as no one asked Katrina or her representative for an accurate statement."

Moreover, when Kat entered into Instagram, Tiger Zinda Hai co-star Salman Khan welcomed her.

About it Kat said, "Salman Khan's post on Instagram is a compensation for the fact that the film's title is Tiger Zinda Hai. When the film was announced and, all were like great title. Then we started shooting in Austria and everything was good. Then somebody brought it up to me that 'Why is the title Tiger Zinda Hai?' and why am I not there. Like why isn't it Zoya Zinda Hai or Tiger Aur Zoya Zinda Hai or Tiger aur Tigress Zinda Hai. I think it it is a compensation.. Chall... Don't feel bad!"

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