Radhika Apte Receives First ‘Jab' Of COVID-19 Vaccine; Vijay Varma Jokes 'Vaccinated' Is Too Middle Class
Bollywood actress Radhika Apte is the recent celebrity to take the COVID-19 vaccine. Radhika took to her Instagram account and shared a picture after taking the first jab of the vaccine
Bollywood
actress
Radhika
Apte
is
the
recent
celebrity
to
take
the
COVID-19
vaccine.
Radhika
took
to
her
Instagram
account
and
shared
a
picture
after
taking
the
first
jab
of
the
vaccine.
Actors
like
Sonakshi
Sinha,
Ankita
Lokhande,
Niti
Taylor,
Sanjana
Sanghi,
Mukesh
Chhabra,
and
others
have
received
the
vaccine
in
the
month
of
May,
as
all
above
the
age
of
18
were
permitted
to
get
their
vaccines.
In
the
picture
from
the
vaccination
centre,
Radhika
can
be
seen
wearing
a
casual
attire.
With
a
dressing
on
her
arm,
she
posed
with
a
flexed
arm-hand
sign
for
the
camera.
Alongside
the
picture,
she
wrote,
"JABBED
#finally
#vaccination".
While
many
hailed
the
actress
for
getting
vaccinated,
her
Ok
Computer
co-star
Vijay
Varma
also
left
a
comment
on
her
post.
He
wrote,
"I
posted
a
story,
just
for
you.
Please
check."
The
actor
shared
a
meme
of
a
character
from
Sarabhai
vs.
Sarabhai
which
read,
"Monisha
beta
Jabbed
bolo.
Vaccinated
is
too
middle
class."
Earlier
this
month,
Radhika
Apte
had
shared
an
emotional
post
on
Instagram
about
the
pandemic
and
addressed
her
fans.
she
said,
"To
all
those
we
have
lost
and
losing..
To
all
who
have
lost..
To
all
we
couldn't
see
before
they
passed..
To
all
whom
we
can
not
be
with
to
share
their
pain..
To
all
feeling
so
helpless.."
She
concluded
by
writing,
"May
we
all
find
peace
and
strength
in
these
extraordinary
and
acutely
cruel
circumstances."
Talking
about
her
career,
Radhika
Apte
was
last
seen
in
the
Hotstar
special
Ok
Computer.
The
show
received
mixed
reviews
from
fans
and
critics,
but
loved
the
leading
star
performances.
Meanwhile,
Radhika
had
wrapped
up
the
shoot
for
Mrs
Undercover
before
the
lockdown
in
Kolkata
and
is
waiting
for
the
film's
release.
The
makers
are
yet
to
confirm
when
the
film
will
hit
the
screens.