Shefali Shah Gets Upset When Her Sons Are Self-Quarantining At Home
Ankita Chetana|Mar 29, 2020
The actress's sons are experiencing the time of self-quarantine at home that makes her feel sad as she can't touch them even when they're under the same roof.
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Almost 1,000 citizens of India got infected with coronavirus and the nation requested anyone returning from overseas has to self-quarantine or come to quarantine centers. Shefali Shah has two sons coming back from Spain - one of the most severely affected countries of coronavirus in the world. This means that both of them have to self-isolate at home, which makes her feel tough.
Though all of her family members are staying in the same house, they cannot hug and talk directly to each other. Shefali and her husband Vipul Amrutlal Shah are keeping their sons in their respective rooms to protect themselves from the deadly virus.
In spite of feeling sad for not touching her sons, the actress agreed with the guidelines from the government and said:
"Soon after landing in Mumbai, they were asked to share their travel details and were let go. Since then, they are under room quarantine. They can't get out, and nobody goes in. Their food is left outside. I am doing all of it by myself because I don't trust anybody to understand its magnitude."
The 47-year-old actress made sure that everything in the house is clean with her hands. Shefali Shah also admitted that it's difficult for her to keep a distance from her sons when they are right there. She added that everyone in her house is being frustrated because they can't see or sit with each other. What she wants now is a room that the whole family can sit together.
She even tried to keep her children busy by leaving some board games outside. She wished them to have fun but actually, they aren't going well with such games as they are now 18. Apart from it, Shefali shared a heartfelt handwritten letter to her boys on Instagram. Take a look here:
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