Shilpa Shetty Kundra finds comfort in James Thurber's words during challenging times
Her businessman-husband Raj Kundra was remanded to police custody till Friday.
By ET Online and Agencies |
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The quote Shilpa Shetty Kundra shared in her Instagram Story highlighted the importance of being in the moment and not look 'anxiously' at the past or the future.
It has been a difficult week for Shilpa Shetty Kundra and her family. But, the actress is trying to find solace in the words of American author James Thurber.
On Thursday night, the yoga enthusiast took to Instagram Story to share a picture of the quotes from a book about surviving challenges. In her Story, she highlighted a line with a mouse cursor GIF which spoke about the importance of being in the moment and not look 'anxiously' at the past or the future.
The picture read, "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.
"I take a deep breath, knowing that I'm lucky to be alive. I have survived challenges in the past and will survive challenges in the future. Nothing need distract me from living my life today."
Shilpa Shetty Kundra's Instagram Story The 46-year-old 'Dhadkan' star's businessman-husband Raj Kundra was arrested by the crime branch on Monday night for allegedly creating pornographic films and publishing them through some apps. On Tuesday, he was produced before a court which remanded him in police custody till Friday.
Soon after Kundra's arrest, his 2012 tweet on 'Porn vs Prostitution' went viral on social media.
Ok so here go's Porn Vs Prostitution. Why is it legal to pay someone for sex on camera? How is one different to the other??
According to the police, there were several WhatsApp chats that revealed that Kundra was involved in the financial dealings of an app and its contents.
The police also said three women have come forward with complaints in the case, saying they were "forced to act in pornographic movies".
According to the police, the accused persons took advantage of struggling models, actors and other workers and made them work in these movies.
Kundra was taken into custody on Monday night by the city police's crime branch after being booked under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Information Technology Act.
