Shilpa Shetty has praised the ladies of India for their solidarity to battle despite everything, even without their spouses. The Bollywood entertainer offered the comment on the arrangements of the dance unscripted TV drama Super Dancer Chapter 4. Shilpa as of late got back to the show as one of the adjudicators subsequent to staying under the radar post the capture of her significant other and business visionary Raj Kundra in the pornography applications case. 

The online media handles of Sony TV shared a promotion cut from the impending scene of Super Dancer Chapter 4, where a demonstration reproducing the boldness of Queen of Jhansi leaves Shilpa Shetty emotional.Giving a whoop to the political dissident and the ladies of India, Shilpa will say, "At whatever point I find out about the Queen of Jhansi, the essence of society comes before my eyes. Indeed, even today, a lady needs to battle for her privileges, her regard and her kids, if her better half leaves. This account (of Queen of Jhansi) enables us ladies to battle and not surrender. She battled energetically, and what a fight! Jhansi Ki Rani was actually a super lady. This was reality. It is our set of experiences. It makes me exceptionally pleased that we come from a country with such courageous ladies. Given any circumstance, we ladies have that ability to battle. I bow to that load of ladies who battle for their rights."Shilpa Shetty, who made her acting rebound with Hungama 2 as of late, went on a multi week break when spouse Raj Kundra got entangled in the legitimate case. 

A source from the show told indianexpress.com that the group had consistently been quick to get Shilpa back, yet she needed to take as much time as is needed. "The creators had been in steady touch with her, and as of late she concluded that she was prepared to make a rebound. Shilpa needs to return to work for her children and family as well as for her own mental stability. She was invited heartily by the Super Dancer group, which made her very passionate toward the beginning of the day," the source added.