SHOCKING! Hrithik Roshan SEIZES camera of a photographer during 'Mohenjo Daro' climax shoot! PHOTO LEAKED!

Looks like Bollywood's hunk Hrithik Roshan is becoming controversy's favourite child these days. The actor is already amidst a legal battle with co-star Kangana Ranaut and now he has again landed himself in a mess! Apparently, Hrithik lost his cool on a photographer of Mumbai Mirror and even snatched his camera and seized it for 24 hours. VIDEO INTERVIEW: Hrithik Roshan is lying- Kangana Ranaut’s Lawyer On Sunday, Hrithik Roshan was shooting for the climax scene of Ashutosh Gowariker's Mohenjo Daro, inside China Creek at Thane's Godhbunder Road. Here's the leaked photo: When Mumbai Mirror photographer Raju Shelar was taking pictures of the actor from a distance, which was noticed by the actor's security guards, who immediately stopped him and snatched his camera. Hrithik Roshan apologises for ‘affair with Pope’ remark, says it was unintentional! The camera was then handed over to Hrithik Roshan, who made a snide remark towards the photographer saying he should be given a glass of water for all his hard work. The actor disappeared into his vanity van and asked Raju to wait till the shoot was over. The report published in Mumbai Mirror states that : the shoot had been underway since 11 am and the unit was filming a hand-to-hand combat sequence with the villain trying to strangle the hero and the latter punching back in defence. Kangana’s Lawyer RESPONDS after Hrithik named Kangana in FIR; Says, ”No Police officer can summon my client”! READ DETAILS… When one of Hrithik's security guards spotted Shelar, they not only demanded that he stop clicking pictures, but also snatched his camera away and handed it over to Hrithik. The actor, after making a snide remark that Shelar should be given a glass of water for all his hard work, disappeared into his vanity van with the camera. Shelar was asked to wait outside the van till the shoot was over. After pack-up, a freshlyshowered Hrithik, on his way to his car, reprimanded Shelar for clicking the pictures, pointing out he had no right to out his 'look' in the film. What 'look' Hrithik was trying to protect is not clear because there are hundreds of pictures of onlocation shoots from the sets of Mohenjo Daro out on the internet. When Shelar protested saying he was only doing his job and had not trespassed into any private property, Hrithik put the camera into his car and asked Shelar to collect it from his house at 11 am the next day. The 42-year-old actor was fast asleep when Shelar arrived at his Juhu residence on Monday. He was made to wait for five hours before Hrithik emerged, explaining that he had been busy with two backto-back meetings. This time he wanted to speak to Shelar's boss, insisting that the newspaper should apologise. When Mirror responded by telling him that he had no business snatching away someone's private property and that the newspaper will file a police complaint if Shelar's equipment was not returned without any further delay, Hrithik signed off saying, "I will think about it." The star did not do much thinking. Just minutes after the newspaper got in touch with Thane Police Commissioner Parambir Singh and Shelar left Hrithik's house informing his security guards that he was going to file a police complaint, he received a call asking him to come back and collect his camera. Courtsey: Mumbai Mirror