Shahid Kapoor’s Facebook account hacked, restored

Actor Shahid Kapoor, who became the latest victim of an online hack, took to Twitter to inform his fans and followers that his Facebook account has now been restored.

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“My Facebook account has been hacked and will be restored shortly. If you see anything ambiguous please know it’s not me,” Shahid Kapoor wrote on the micro-blogging website.

Actor Shahid Kapoor, who became the latest victim of an online hack, took to Twitter to inform his fans and followers that his Facebook account has now been restored.

“Facebook account has been restored…Ganpati Baapa Morya,” Shahid wrote on the micro-blogging website.

Facebook account has been restored .. Ganpati Baapa Morya !!

— Shaandaar Kapoor (@shahidkapoor) September 27, 2015

Earlier on Sunday night, the “Haider” actor wrote on Twitter about the hacking.

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“My Facebook account has been hacked and will be restored shortly. If you see anything ambiguous please know it’s not me,” he wrote.

my Facebook account has been hacked and will be restored shortly . If you see anything ambiguous please know it’s not me .

— Shaandaar Kapoor (@shahidkapoor) September 27, 2015

However, no irregular activity was seen and he could restore the account before matters got worse.

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This is not the first time an actor’s account has been hacked on social media platform.

Earlier this month, megastar Amitabh Bachchan faced a similar issue when his Twitter account was hacked.

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