Sonam Kapoor Has A Question On Coronavirus Vaccination, It Concerns Her Grandparents And Parents

As the Coronavirus vaccination drive has begun in India with the frontline workers being given the top priority, Sonam Kapoor posed a question on social media. She took to her Insta stories to ask about information over vaccination for the elderly. The actress asked how grandparents and parents can get the Coronavirus vaccination in India. She mentioned that she is getting different information from different sources and hence is thoroughly confused.

Sonam Kapoor on Insta stories wrote, "Can anyone explain to me how can our grandparents and parents get vaccinated in india and when is it available? I'm very confused? Hearing different things from everyone. I'd really like for them to get it." She even posted the same on Twitter and wrote, "Can anyone tell me.. I’m getting different information from everyone." A lot of her fans posted some or the other information they have on the question asked in the comments section.

Prior to this, she had retweeted a tweet by news agency ANI about Coronavirus vaccination that read, "From March 1, people above 60 years of age and those above 45 years of age with comorbidities will be vaccinated at 10,000 govt & over 20,000 private vaccination centres. The vaccine will be given free of cost at govt centres: Union Minister Prakash Javadekar."

Just yesterday, Sonam Kapoor, who was last seen in The Zoya Factor, penned a sweet note for filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali who had launched her in Bollywood. She wrote, "Wish you a very happy birthday Sanjay Sir. Thank you for all that you have taught me about the world of cinema and for giving me my first chance in Saawariya."