Sharad Kapoor said his four pet dogs are being moved to an animal welfare centre while he deals with a “small situation” at home. The temporary arrangement comes as he has been going viral online because of his ailing health.
Hema Choudhary and Bezubaan Public Welfare Trust
Hema Choudhary, founder of Bezubaan Public Welfare Trust, shared a video on Instagram explaining why the dogs were being taken away from his home. She said she has known Kapoor for 30 years, and the post said his wife and one newborn child are living in the same flat.
Kapoor, 50, addressed the move directly: “Right now, mera thoda ghar ka situation bhi hai (I have a small situation at my house)... After this house, when I get my new bungalow, I am going to tell YODA, 'Please give my babies back because I cannot live without them.'”
YODA takes the dogs tomorrow
YODA is taking the dogs tomorrow, making the move immediate rather than symbolic. The post described the separation as temporary and tied it to practical home difficulties, not cruelty, which is the detail that separates this from a routine relocation story.
Kapoor also said, “As an actor, I am such an emotional person. How can we be cruel to someone? We are here to love people and give love to them.” The line puts the change at home in plain terms: he expects the dogs back after he gets a new bungalow, and the current arrangement exists because his living setup cannot absorb everything at once.
Sharad Kapoor for now
The immediate takeaway for readers is simple. Sharad Kapoor is not parting with the dogs permanently; he is moving them out while he manages physical challenges at home and then wants them returned once the new bungalow is ready.
