Bollywood Star Dad, Hero Brother; But Glamorous Daughter Is Now Making Cow Dung Cakes In A Village
Krishna Shroff, daughter of Jackie Shroff, surprised everyone by making cow dung cakes on Zee TV's 'Chhoriyan Chali Gaon'
In an industry where star kids often dominate headlines for their designer wardrobes, lavish lifestyles, and luxury vacations, Krishna Shroff's latest appearance has taken everyone by surprise. The daughter of Bollywood veteran Jackie Shroff and sister of actor Tiger Shroff has traded high heels for a rural setting, quite literally getting her hands dirty making cow dung cakes on national television.
A viral video from Zee TV's reality show Chhoriyan Chali Gaon shows Krishna Shroff immersed in a task far removed from the glitz of Mumbai's film world. The show, themed entirely around rural traditions, requires contestants to participate in chores common to villages. In Krishna's case, the challenge was to prepare cow dung cakes using a mix of cow dung, straw, and mud, an exercise she had never experienced before.
Wearing a determined smile despite the mess, Krishna can be seen shaping the mixture on an iron stick, flattening it, and plastering it onto a wall. She completed the challenge at impressive speed, though her team eventually lost to that of co-contestant Erica. Speaking after the task, Krishna called the experience 'a big lesson of life", noting how much effort goes into everyday rural work.
For Krishna, this is not a Bollywood debut but another step in her growing television career. Known for her fitness videos and active social media presence, she has appeared in shows like Khatron Ke Khiladi before taking on Chhoriyan Chali Gaon. The current show has her swapping gyms for grain fields and kettlebells for cow dung paddies, an unexpected turn that has both shocked and impressed fans.
The clip, widely shared on social media, has sparked discussions about celebrity adaptability and the contrast between urban glamour and rural grit.
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