Shilpa Shetty’s Janmashtami celebrations look super-duper enjoyable. On Tuesday, the actress dropped a video on Instagram, providing followers a sneak peek into the festivities. Within the clip, her son Viaan will be seen climbing a human pyramid to interrupt the dahi handi. One of many group members was his father Raj Kundra. We additionally noticed Shilpa’s daughter Samisha trying eagerly at her brother’s try. Like an skilled, Viaan stands on his father’s shoulders, takes out the coconut and strikes the handi. And guess what? He breaks it open within the first hit itself. Merely spectacular. As soon as he comes down, Shilpa’s munchkin takes a chew from the cracked-open coconut. “Govinda ala re (Govinda has arrived). Completely happy Janmashtami,” Shilpa Shetty wrote within the caption.
On the event of Janmashtami, Shilpa Shetty visited the ISKCON temple in Mumbai along with her husband Raj Kundra, their children Viaan and Samisha, and Shilpa’s mom Sunanda Shetty. She shared a video from the temple premises on her Instagram Tales.
Again in Could, Shilpa Shetty took a non secular journey to the Vaishnodevi Temple. Her mom Sunanda Shetty and sister Shamita Shetty additionally accompanied the actress. The journey was all of the extra particular because it was deliberate on the heels of Worldwide Mom’s Day (Could 12). Shilpa shared an lovely image along with her mom on Instagram and wished her on the event. The snap captures the Shetty sisters kissing their mom on her cheeks. The trio had been wearing ethnic outfits. Together with the put up Shilpa wrote, “At Vaishnodevi with our Devi. Completely happy Mom’s Day, right this moment, tomorrow, and on a regular basis Ma. We’ll love you and have fun you perpetually.”
Shilpa Shetty will subsequent be seen within the pan-India multilingual movie KD – The Satan. Directed by Prem, the crime motion additionally options Sanjay Dutt, Nora Fatehi, Dhruva Sarja, V Ravichandran and Ramesh Aravinds. Bankrolled by KVN Productions, KD – The Satan will premiere in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi.