Did Shilpa Shetty Just Recreate the Iconic 'Titanic' Pose with Raj Kundra?
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Mumbai, Feb 14 (NationPress) Actress Shilpa Shetty beautifully captured the legendary pose from "Titanic" alongside her husband Raj Kundra on Valentine's Day.
She shared a delightful photo on her Instagram, featuring her and Raj standing at the edge of a boat, arms outstretched, reminiscent of Jack and Rose from the iconic film directed by James Cameron.
In her caption, she expressed, "Filmy since day one! And unapologetically so...Happy Valentine’s Day my darling Cookie @onlyrajkundra (Sic)."
Raj responded with affection, commenting, "Love you my cookie #Cheesy".
Additionally, Kundra shared a humorous Valentine's Day tribute for Shilpa on social media, contrasting her glamorous appearance on Instagram with her casual look at home.
He posted a funny video of himself scrolling through Shilpa's stunning Instagram photos, then switching to a candid moment of her relaxed in a hoodie, reading a newspaper, highlighting the two vastly different sides of the same person.
Raj captioned the post, "Instagram: Full on glamour, heroine vibes... Ghar pe: Specs on, comfy mode. Meri jaan ek hi dil hai, kitni baar jeetogi? Happy Valentine’s my adorable cookie @theshilpashetty."
For those who may not know, Shilpa and Raj tied the knot in a lavish South Indian ceremony back in November 2009.
The couple is proud parents to two children: son Viaan Raj Kundra and daughter Samisha Shetty Kundra.
Aside from sharing love with family, Shilpa actively uses social media to promote awareness on various significant issues.
Recently, the 'Dhadkan' actress highlighted the importance of raising children who are digitally aware rather than addicted to technology.
She mentioned in a social media post, "The internet is a powerful teacher, a playground for creativity. With its advantages come disadvantages, and we must recognize them. It can expose young minds to things they're not ready for, and our role as parents isn't just to ban technology; it's to find a balance in access and exposure to it."