Shilpa Shetty Got Furious

Shilpa says she is being made a scapegoat because of her celebrity status

Bollywood actor Shilpa Shetty has slammed the police complaint filed against her for misbehaving inside a temple as "uncalled for tamasha".

The star who shot for a reality show at the Shakhi Gopal Temple in Orissa, was later named in an FIR lodged by the temple authorities who alleged that Shetty and her team had broken the protocol of the Hindu temple.
Shilpa says she is being made a scapegoat because of her celebrity status

Bollywood actor Shilpa Shetty has slammed the police complaint filed against her for misbehaving inside a temple as "uncalled for tamasha".

The star who shot for a reality show at the Shakhi Gopal Temple in Orissa, was later named in an FIR lodged by the temple authorities who alleged that Shetty and her team had broken the protocol of the Hindu temple.

"It is preposterous. The fact of the matter is that we didn’t even shoot in the temple...I still don't know why the FIR is in my name because I was there hired as an actor to perform for the channel. The production wasn't mine...They have to stop making scapegoats of celebrities," wrote the Actor in her blog.

The actress added that she grew up in a spiritual family and knows how to conduct herself in religious places.

"Being born into a spiritual family I know how to conduct myself, I've spent a good part of my life visiting temples all over, so there was a report that said I walked into the temple with slippers on! Please stop this uncalled for tamasha," wrote Shilpa.

"It is preposterous. The fact of the matter is that we didn’t even shoot in the temple...I still don't know why the FIR is in my name because I was there hired as an actor to perform for the channel. The production wasn't mine...They have to stop making scapegoats of celebrities," wrote the Actor in her blog.

The actress added that she grew up in a spiritual family and knows how to conduct herself in religious places.

"Being born into a spiritual family I know how to conduct myself, I've spent a good part of my life visiting temples all over, so there was a report that said I walked into the temple with slippers on! Please stop this uncalled for tamasha," wrote Shilpa.