The most recent Instagram photo shared by Shilpa Shetty is pure mother-daughter elegance. The actress shared a photo of herself with her mother Sunanda Shetty on social media in advance of International Mother’s Day on May 12. Shamita Shetty, Shilpa’s sister, is also visible in the picture.
The girls can be seen kissing their mother on the cheeks while wearing matching fuchsia-pink cultural attire, and Sunanda Shetty is smiling broadly at the camera.
You might be wondering, where are they? The three are currently visiting the Vaishnodevi Temple as part of a religious pilgrimage. Shilpa Shetty shared the image and said, “At Vaishnodevi with our Devi. Happy Mother’s Day, today, tomorrow and everyday Ma. We will love you and celebrate you forever.”
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Following a healing vacation in Kedarnath, Shilpa Shetty took off for Vaishnodevi. She released two films from the charming town of Uttarakhand earlier today. Shilpa showed glimpses of a gorgeous rose garden in the first video. Another stunning video of snow-capped mountains was released by Shilpa Shetty. Shilpa gave the camera a big smile as the clip came to an end. “Kedarnath” and “Bucket list” were the hashtags she used when sharing the video.
Here are love lovely snaps:
Screenshot taken from @theshilpashetty’s Instagram story.
Screenshot taken from @theshilpashetty’s Instagram story.
Screenshot taken from @theshilpashetty’s Instagram story.
As it happens, Shilpa Shetty took a chopper to Vaishnodevi. She captured a video while her helicopter was landing and posted it to Instagram Stories. The video featured the hashtags #Vaishnodevi and #Katra. Samisha Shetty, Shilpa’s young daughter, is traveling with her as well. “Jai Mata Di,” is what Samisha can be heard saying in a video that Shamita shared.
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Shilpa Shetty traveled to Mangalore with her mother and kids around a week ago. Shilpa shared a video and wrote, “Tulunadu da Ponnu, back to my roots. Introducing my children to my cultural heritage. Attended the Nagamandala and the traditional Kodamantaya daiva Kola in Mangalore. My kids were awestruck and no matter how many times I see it, it always fascinates me to see the power and faith followed with such devotion.”
