Shraddha Kapoor’s First Social Media Post After NCB Interrogation In Bollywood Drug Probe Is All About Home Fitness- WATCH
A few days ago, Shraddha Kapoor appeared before the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) office to record her statement in the drugs probe linked to Sushant Singh Rajput’s death. Now, the actress has made her first social media post after NCB interrogation, and is all about fitness
The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has been probing the drugs case related to late actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s death and Bollywood-drugs nexus as well. A few days ago, Bollywood actresses Deepika Padukone, Shraddha Kapoor and Sara Ali Khan appeared before the NCB office to record their statements. Shraddha’s name allegedly surfaced during the interrogation of some people who were earlier summoned by the NCB. Now, it has been almost two weeks and Shraddha Kapoor has made her first social media post after NCB interrogation, and is all about fitness.
Shraddha Kapoor hadn’t been very active on social media over the last few days, and now her first social media post after her interrogation is on home fitness. She took to her Instagram and shared time-lapse videos that show her fitness regimen while she has been at home. In the videos, she can be seen working out at home performing planks, squats and more. She also thanked her trainers who have been her fitness guides since the film ABCD 2, for their video call workouts.
Sharing the video, Shraddha Kapoor wrote, “Home fitness with @_praveen_nair and @maaheknair Thank you both for being my fitness gurus since #ABCD2! Our video call workouts have been beyond amazing #HomeWorkout #FitnessFun #HealthIsWealth.” Take a look:
Meanwhile, the Deputy Director of Narcotics Control Bureau KPS Malhotra, who had been investigating the drug angle in actor Sushant Singh Rajput's death case, reportedly tested positive for Coronavirus recently. As per reports, he was present at the NCB guesthouse, when Deepika Padukone was quizzed by the NCB.
Image Source: Instagram/Shraddha Kapoor
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