Shraddha Kapoor is a food and she keeps proving it with her Instagram posts. The actor might inspire many looking to stay fit and avoid sugar, junk food, and fast food. However, Kapoor is either seen talking about food or indulging in delights that can make your Shraddha Kapoor Loves Modak And Her Instagram Post Is A Proofmouth water. Whether it’s her trip to Goa or the celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi, the actor's Instagram feed is all about food.
Kapoor is probably the only Bollywood celebrity who eats everything and does not promote giving up on food. However, she eats healthy most of the time but gives in to her cravings occasionally to satisfy her hunger and feel satiated.
Shraddha Kapoor Loves Modak
This Ganesh Chaturthi, Shraddha Kapoor overdid with her love for modak. She ate a year's worth of sweets in just 10 days for which the Ganpati festival is celebrated. While sharing proofs of indulging with modak on Instagram, she captioned the reel, “Ek saal ka modak quota done dona done ✅ tinga linga ling tinga tinga linga ling.”
The reel had more than five pictures of Kapoor indulging in the sweet which is considered the favourite of Lord Ganesha. The reel was posted 13 hours ago, and it has garnered 14.3 million views already (it was given because, after the success of Stree 2, Shraddha Kapoor emerged as the most-followed Bollywood actor with 93.1 million followers on Instagram).
Social Media Reaction
The comment section of the reel was filled with her fans advising the actor not to indulge in junk food. Abhinav Sharma wrote, “Oh Stree, don’t eat junk food.” Another user pointed out that the design of momo and modak is quite the same.
An Instagram user commented that Shraddha’s modak looked more like steamed momo than the traditional sweet. One user wrote that modak is superior to momo.
Geet Kaur Bagga, who is a child actor and dancer, commented that she also relished many modak this Ganesh Chaturthi and invited Shraddha Kapoor for a binge eating session as she had saved many for her ‘Didu’.
Shraddha’s Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations were all about traditional delicacies. Dal, rice, aloo sabzi, corn cob gravy, puri, thoran, and whatnot. Check out the reel shared by the actor below.