Amidst Raj Kundra's Pornography Case, Shilpa Shetty's Sister Shamita Shetty Shares Cryptic Post- ‘You Got This..Keep Going’

Raj Kundra's Pornography Case: Shamita Shetty's post comes amid a turbulent time her family is facing following her brother-in-law Raj Kundra’s arrest in a sensational porn racket.

Shilpa Shetty's Sister Shamita Shetty Shares Cryptic Post

Shilpa Shetty's sister, Shamita has shared a cryptic post about overcoming difficulties and inner strength as her brother-in-law Raj Kundra remains in judicial custody for creation and publication of porn films through an application.

Along with a picture of herself Shamita shared a two part tweet and wrote: ‘Sometimes the strength within you is not a big fiery flame for all to see.. it is just a tiny spark that whispers ever so softy.. “You got this..keep going “ .You can’t control how other people receive your energy . Anything you say or do gets filtered through the lens of whatever personal issues they are going through at that moment... which is not about you . Just keep doing your thing with as much integrity and love as possible.’

Shamita's post comes amid a turbulent time her family is facing following her brother-in-law Raj Kundra’s arrest in a sensational porn racket. Her sister, Shilpa Shetty has also been questioned twice by the crime branch authorities and the actress is yet to receive a clean chit in the case.

Earlier too, Shamita had shared a post for sister Shilpa Shetty ahead of the release of her film, ‘Hungama 2’. Along with the poster of the movie, she penned a special note for her actress sister.

Shilpa Shetty who too has maintained a dignified silence in the whole matter surrounding her husband too had shared a similar social media post as her sister Shamita shared today about perseverance recently. She had posted a James Thurber quote on her Instagram story that reads, "Do not look back in anger; or forward in fear but around in awareness." "We look back in anger at the people who've hurt us, the frustrations we've felt, the bad luck we've endured. We look forward in fear at the possibility that we might lose our job, contract a disease, or suffer the death of a loved one. The place we need to be is right here, right now—not looking anxiously at what has been or what might be, but fully aware of what is," it further read.