Just like every year, Shilpa Shetty celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with fervour. During the visarjan, the actress danced to the beats of the dhol as the paparazzi cheerfully captured videos of her festive spirit. While the videos made the rounds on social media and received praise from netizens, an influencer poked fun at her dance, to which Shilpa gave a witty and befitting reply.
Shilpa Shetty replies to troll
Shilpa Shetty and her husband Raj Kundra bid adieu to Lord Ganesha during the Ganpati Visarjan celebrations on September 15. The actor was seen dancing enthusiastically to the beats of the dhol with her children, Viaan and Samisha, and even picked up the dhol herself. Dressed in a yellow and pink nauvari saree with traditional jewellery, Shilpa embraced the festive spirit. While several netizens praised her energetic dance, an influencer shared a video poking fun at her moves. Shilpa responded with a witty yet savage reply, saying, “And now you are on MY FEED. Ha ha ha.”
Shilpa Shetty’s Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations
Shilpa Shetty Kundra and her husband Raj Kundra continued their family’s long-standing Ganpati tradition this year by bringing an eco-friendly Lord Ganesha idol home on September 13. Sharing a video, Shilpa wrote, “Our 17th year of welcoming Ganpati Bappa home with faith, love and devotion. Over the last decade, we consciously moved from Plaster of Paris to CLAY, and this year, took another step, our Bappa was made with PAPER MACHE. YES, it takes more care and effort, but that’s what we owe not just to God, but to the environment ‘He’ has blessed us with.”
The family later bid farewell to Bappa with prayers, celebrations and an energetic Ganpati Visarjan on September 15. Shilpa also visited Lalbaugcha Raja in Mumbai on Wednesday along with her sister Shamita Shetty and friends to seek the blessings of Lord Ganesha during the ongoing Ganeshotsav celebrations.
A few days back, the Bombay High Court ordered the removal of AI-morphed images and videos of Shilpa Shetty, calling them “extremely disturbing and shocking.” The court upheld her personality and privacy rights, directed websites to take down the content, and barred unauthorised use of her name or image.