On Tuesday, Shilpa Shetty returned to the sets of Super Dancer 4 after three weeks away. The Hungama 2 actor had calmed down after husband Raj Kundra was arrested for his alleged involvement in a porn app case. Actor to return as judge on children’s reality show Joining the panel are Geeta Kapoor and Anurag Basu.
Now a video of Shilpa walking on the sets has gone viral. Fans are applauding his courage to get back to work and showering him with ‘stay strong’ messages. In a video shared by photographer Viral Bhayani, the actor dressed in a turquoise blue and red sari is seen getting down from his vanity van. Keeping a serious face, Shilpa quickly walks towards the sets, but not before shaking hands at the paparazzi.
Former Bigg Boss contestant Rakhi Sawant also replied to the post, “Congratulations sweetheart ur the best I love you Shilpa ji,” while a fan posted, “We are glad to see her back.”
Earlier, a source from the set had told indianexpress.com That the team of Super Dancer was always eager to get the actor back but wanted to take his own time. “Producers were in constant touch with her and recently she decided that she is ready to make a comeback. Shilpa not only wants to go back to work for the sake of her kids and family but also for her conscience. The team gave her a warm welcome, leaving her very emotional in the morning.”
Producer Ranjit Thakur also confirmed Shilpa’s return, saying, “She is our judge and she is here to stay.”
Raj Kundra was arrested on July 19 for his alleged role in creating and distributing adult content through a mobile app. He is currently in judicial custody. While Shilpa declined to comment on Kundra’s arrest as the matter is sub-judice, she shared on social media that the invasion of her privacy by the media has put her and her family in peril.
“Many rumors and allegations have been made. A lot of unfair allegations were leveled against me by the media and (not so) well-wishers. Lots of trolling/questioning done…. Not only for me but also for my family.” He urged people to let the law take its course, “We don’t deserve a media trial.”
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