Sidharth Shukla shares what he is upto during lockdown

Later in the video, Sidharth Shukla swiftly cuts onions, tomatoes and cabbage to make lunch. In a candid moment, he even wipes off a drop of tear from his eyes as he chops onions. After all the chores, the Dil Se Dil Tak actor ends the video., striking the SRK pose.

Recently, in a live Instagram video, the Bigg Boss season 13 champion shared, “I am taking good care of myself, and I hope you all are doing the same. Stay at home and take care of yourself and your family. I am with my mother, and we are catching up on the missed time. I am also watching a lot of television”

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While fans have been lauding Sidharth Shukla for his efforts, naysayers were quick to point out that he never attempted to do any household chores when he was in the Bigg Boss 13 house. The actor was criticized not just by the housemates but even viewers for being lazy. On the show, it was known that Shukla would only clean the bedroom, which didn’t require much of an effort. In a few instances, however, he was seen in the kitchen, either helping the girls chop vegetables or make tea for the house.

Before entering the show, when indianexpress.com had quizzed him on his familiarity with household chores, Shukla said, “Not that I have ever done it but I have absolutely no issues. I would be lying if I say I do all this. But I know this show is such that you have to do it, and I think it will be a learning process for me.”

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