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Shilpa Shetty looked radiant in a pink salwar-suit, perfectly capturing the festive spirit with her elegant ethnic look.

Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra celebrate Lohri with family and friends.

Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra celebrated the festival of Lohri with great enthusiasm on Tuesday, January 13, with their family and close friends. The Bollywood actress shared a glimpse of the celebrations on her Instagram handle, giving fans a peek into their festive moments. In the video posted by Shilpa, the family was seen dancing to energetic dhol beats while performing traditional Lohri rituals around the sacred bonfire.

Shilpa looked radiant in a pink salwar-suit, perfectly capturing the festive spirit with her elegant ethnic look. Raj Kundra complemented the occasion by donning a black kurta paired with a white turban. He was also seen actively participating in the rituals, adding to the warmth of the celebration.

“Saareyan nu Lohri diyan lakh lakh vadhaiyan!” Shilpa wrote in the caption of her video, whereas Raj dropped red-heart and fire emojis in the comments box. Watch it here:

Meanwhile, Raj Kundra will be appearing before a special Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) court in Mumbai on January 19 in connection with a GainBitcoin cryptocurrency fraud and money-laundering case. Along with Raj Kundra, the court has also summoned Rajesh Ram Satija, a Dubai-based businessman, for their alleged roles in the case.

The case pertains to the GainBitcoin scheme, a cryptocurrency investment and mining project that allegedly defrauded thousands of investors across India. It has been alleged that the mastermind of the scheme was Amit Bhardwaj, who is now dead. According to investigating agencies, the project promised high returns through Bitcoin mining, which ultimately never materialised.

As per the ED chargesheet, Kundra allegedly received proceeds of crime amounting to 285 Bitcoins from Bhardwaj. At the time of assessment by the agency, these Bitcoins were valued at over ₹150 crore. The ED has claimed that these digital assets were directly linked to criminal activities arising from the GainBitcoin scam and that Kundra continued to possess them without providing a satisfactory explanation regarding their lawful origin.