Mumbai : After around 7 months of hiatus on account of the COVID-19 breakout, Shilpa Shetty is all
set to recommence shooting for Priyadarshan’s comedy “Hungama 2”. Earlier she took to Instagram to
share the news by posting a picture of the team posing outside a chartered plane.
Currently, she’s with her team in Manali for the shoot and shared a boomerang clip during the makeup
session. In that clip, one crew member is giving her sanitizer, and the other ones are on her make-up. Her
expressions will surely make you giggle and she captioned this post with “First day #hungama on set
before we roll. Sanitisation drill cause safety comes first. The new normal has taken over and how?
#shootready #safetyfirst #outdoorshoots #teamgoals #manali #actormode #workmode
#hungama2actormode #workmode #hungama2”.
Shilpa has been gone from the B-town scene for more than 10 years, but now she’s all set to make her
acting comeback. Apart from Hungama 2, she will feature Sabbir Khan’s rom-com “Nikamma”, which
likewise stars Abhimanyu Dassani and marks the big-screen debut of Shirley Setia in the lead roles.
Shilpa will follow it up with Hungama 2.
However, Fitness freak Shilpa Shetty Kundra shared another Monday motivation in this lockdown
period with her Instagram family talking about the fake life on social media.
Shilpa who believes in the concept of happiness and spiritualism often shares her mantras with her fans
and now the actress made her followers aware of the filtered life of the celebrities on social media who
always conceal their struggles and insecurities behind a mask of filters. She also urged her fans not to
believe in everything they hear or see on social media as nobody’s life is perfect.
She shared an amazing picture showing the actual life on social media and wrote, ”There’s so much on
social media that is shared purely as a fac¸ade to cover the lives we lead. The hardships, the struggles,
the low days, the heartbreaks, insecurities, and so much more are easily concealed behind a mask of
filters… one that we’ve been wearing since time immemorial. Always remember, like we don’t put our
difficulties on display on social media, neither do other people. Nobody’s life is perfect. Most are dealing
with their own issues.. So, don’t let social media trick you into believing all that you see, and don’t allow it
to play with your mind & emotions. Life isn’t a bed of roses for any of us, but we’re all in this together.
Let’s try & make this medium a positive one with constructive criticism and care, to make us a healthier
community, less negative & more positive ‘grams’ on this ‘gram’… Stay strong, my instafam, let’s make a
happy & healthy community, and reassure ourselves that… This too shall pass ‘Swasth Raho, Mast
Raho’.
