Shilpa Shetty fractures leg during web series shoot, wheelchair-bound for 6 weeks
Darpan News Desk IANS, 11 Aug, 2022 11:27 AM
Mumbai, Aug 11 (IANS) Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty took to her Instagram handle to share a picture of herself sitting on a wheelchair.
The actress got injured during a shoot and in the picture she can be seen smiling and expressing her positive attitude.
She captioned the picture with a laughing emoji: "They said. Roll camera action- 'break a leg!' I took it literally."
Shilpa further shared that she won't be able to work for six weeks but will be back again very soon after her recovery.
"Out of action for 6 weeks, but I'll be back soon stronger and better. Till then, dua mein yaad rakhiyega (remember me in your prayers)... Prayers always work."
Meanwhile, the actress is busy shooting for Rohit Shetty's cop-based web show 'Indian Police Force' which also stars Sidharth Malhotra, Vivek Oberoi and Isha Talwar.
She keeps sharing BTS moments on her social media handle.
Shilpa is also part of Sonal Joshi's directorial 'Sukhee'.
The actress raised her daugther Masaba on her own as a single mother and received help from Masaba's father who she only referred to a friend at the time. Neena added that she struggled at times on the work front too.
The actress placed an emphasis on taking in the proper diet, the right amount of exercise, and sleep. She is known for her exercise routines especially her hard core yoga postures.
Parineeti says she hits the gym for a few hours a day and it saddens her that a lot of people are insecure about their body and she wishes she could somehow change that and make them feel better.
The social media platform Twitter made the move after incendiary tweets regarding the West Bengal election results sounded alarm bells towards violence.
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