During the festival of colours, Shraddha Kapoor is firmly opposing animal cruelty in all its forms. A day before Holi, the actor asked fans to take appropriate action against those who resort to animal cruelty by posting messages on her Instagram Stories.
Shraddha posted a video on Sunday in which a large number of anonymous people are seen hurling colors at dogs. It demonstrated how, on Holi, pets are especially mistreated by having colours thrown at them. The harmful chemicals in the colors can lead to rashes, allergies, and even blindness in animals. They may also get diarrhea and intestinal erosion if they lick the colors.
In the caption, Shradhha wrote, “If you see someone behaving like this (angry face emoticons) Take action please (folded hands emoticons).”
Shraddha Kapoor has always been an animal lover and advocates for animal care from time to time. A few years ago in 2020 when there was a global pandemic, the actor took the initiative of spreading the news that a stray cat around her home was in need of urgent medical attention and nursing.
“The stray cats surrounding my house required immediate medical care, and @worldforallanimaladoptions’ Narsing and Rahul spearheaded their support! I appreciate how lovingly you’ve handled them. Huge gratitude to @shazamorani for providing this assistance so quickly!” she wrote. Shraddha also keeps a dog named Shyloh as a pet, and she frequently posts images of him on social media.
The last time we saw Shraddha was in the movie Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar, opposite Ranbir Kapoor. Her next film appearance will be in Street 2, the highly anticipated follow-up to the horror-comedy series. The original cast, which included Shraddha, Rajkummar Rao, Pankaj Tripathi, Aparshakti Khurrana, and Abhishek Banerjee, will reunite for the movie. August 2024 is the planned release date for the movie.
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