Shilpa Shetty praises Raj Kundra’s debut film UT69: A Tale of Resilience
In an emotional show of support, Shilpa Shetty has praised her husband Raj Kundra’s debut film ‘UT69’. The film takes us through the challenging days that Raj spent as an undertrial in Mumbai’s Arthur Road Jail during a pornography case. Shilpa praised Raj’s performance in an Instagram post, calling him a ‘natural’ actor and saluting his ability to turn adversity into art.
The Bollywood star began her tribute to her husband with a special message on Instagram, saying, “My dearest cookie, I know I say a lot of things… but, this is something I “I want to remember you! You’re special and brave, and so am I.” Proud of you (emoji).” He said that although many people face difficulties, not everyone responds with positivity and resilience. He ruled to embrace life’s journey with unwavering faith and patience. Admired, he became a symbol of the human spirit’s ability to transform adversity into strength.
Shilpa also emphasized the film’s balanced approach to a delicate subject. He praised director Shahnawaz Ali for skillfully combining dark humor and heart-wrenching emotions. He praised the entire team, most of whom were making their debut in the film industry.
The actress couldn’t stop herself from praising Raj’s acting ability and gushed, “As an actor, you are a natural! Incredible, this is your first film (I thought I was the only actor at home, now “I’m alright)(sweat face emoji).”
Interestingly, Raj initially aspired to become an actor at the age of 18, he enrolled in Padmini Kolhapure’s acting school in London and even had his portfolio shot by renowned celebrity photographer Dabboo Ratnani. Was.
Although Shilpa’s review praises the film, not all reviews have been as good. Some reviewers found the film’s focus on prison and prisoner conditions a bit odd, suggesting it may have been a difficult sell.
Despite differing opinions, ‘UT69’ is an important milestone in Raj Kundra’s journey, receiving heartfelt praise from his beloved wife Shilpa Shetty.
