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Shilpa Shetty enjoys Sunday lunch with her family
Shilpa Shetty along with husband Raj Kundra and son Viaan were snapped in the city. They were also accompanied by her mother and Shamita Shetty. The family enjoyed Sunday lunch together.
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Shilpa Shetty was snapped outside a restaurant with her family today.
The actor was all smiles post lunch with her husband Raj Kundra and son Viaan. They were also accompanied by Shilpa's mother and sister Shamita Shetty.
Shilpa and her family looked in a happy mood and posed for the shutterbugs.
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Shilpa Shetty has completed 25 years in the industry. She made her debut with the hit film Baazigar (1993) alongside Shah Rukh Khan. In an interview with a leading daily, she said, "I didn’t think I was going to make it (acting) a career. At 17, I was going from one agency to another to earn pocket money, as a model. I only got into that because someone suggested that since I am tall, I should try my hand at modelling. After getting a portfolio done and sending pictures to different agencies, I was offered a film. Voh toh bani nahi, but somebody in that agency noticed me, and told the producers of Baazigar, and the rest is history."
Shilpa was one of the popular actors in the 90s. "Back in the day, when somebody had a hit film, everybody would love to cast that one person only. I didn’t have to struggle to land films. It actually started mid-way towards my career. People started typecasting me in just glamorous roles. At that point, we were just like glamour dolls in movies, we were dedicated to doing that. After this, there was a lull in my career, but then Dhadkan (2000) happened, and my career revived. I have seen it all — the highs and the lows. But I never gave up."
When asked her why wasn't she seen on the screen for this long time, she said, "I was busy with a host of stuff. I recently released my book, Diary of a Domestic Diva. I am also a wife and mother, which is a full-time job! My last appearance was in 2014 (Dishkiyaaoon), but I took the break was out of choice. I delivered my son Viaan in 2012, and I believe that the first five years were really important for him. If I wanted to work in films during that time, I would have to give at least 40-60 days for a film, which I didn’t want to."
