Deepika Padukone's controversy is a piping hot subject of discussion in the media. While the film fraternity and her fans supported the diva, her contemporary Katrina Kaif adding up to the list, raised quite a few eyebrows.

Busy with the promotion of her upcoming film 'Bang Bang', Kat also took her stand on the ongoing controversy.

During an interview with NDTV, she said, "Without saying anyone is right or anyone is wrong, actually I haven't exactly gotten into the details of it...I do think that anything trying to exploit or show something in an unpleasant manner or make a spectacle of it, is not necessary. I think it is avoidable."

"You know there are many times, a slightly different example, where a girl, like you are wearing a dress right now and you may get up to go somewhere, and a photographer is on a low end of the stage, and they will click a moment, where say may be your shorts are visible, or something underneath your dress is visible, and they circle that and put that. That I actually feel that it can be avoided," she added.
 
Along with it, she also shared her sweet and sour moments with the paparazzi. The actress said that there are some photographers who actually tell the celebrities when they are sitting in a wrong position or something underneath is visible, but some just take the pictures.

During the title track launch of her movie Bang Bang, the actress had asked the photographers not to click pictures from down the stage.