Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 8 (ANI): Raj Kundra marked his wife Shilpa Shetty’s birthday with a heartfelt social media tribute, sharing a deeply personal message that highlighted the actress’s role as a source of strength, faith and stability in his life.
Taking to Instagram, Kundra reflected on the significance of Shetty’s presence through difficult phases of life.
“A different Birthday post this year… Not about celebrations or moments. But about what you truly mean and stand for in my life,” Kundra wrote.
He went on to praise her resilience and unwavering support, adding, “Strength when life gets difficult. Grace when emotions overflow. Faith when everything feels uncertain. And light even in the darkest phases.”
In the emotional tribute, Kundra also compared Shetty’s enduring spirit to that of a goddess, writing, “You have always carried the energy of a Devi nurturing, protecting, forgiving and fiercely strong all at once”.
Concluding the message, he wished his wife a happy birthday and sought blessings for her future.
“Happy Birthday, my love. May Maa bless you with everything your heart deserves @theshilpashetty,” he wrote.
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The post quickly attracted attention on social media, drawing birthday wishes from followers and members of the entertainment industry.
Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra tied the knot on November 22, 2009. The couple welcomed their son, Viaan, in May 2012. In February 2020, they became parents to daughter Samisha, who was born via surrogacy.
On the professional front, businessman Raj Kundra recently explored acting with the Punjabi film ‘Mehar’, which also stars Geeta Basra.
Shilpa Shetty was last seen as a judge on the reality show ‘Super Dancer Chapter 5’. She will next be seen in a key role in ‘KD: The Devil’. The actress is also set to take on hosting duties for the upcoming show ‘Maa Hai Na’, which premieres on ZEE5 on June 12. (ANI)
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