"As someone who is a celebrity, we have been affected as much as lower middle and middle class (due to demonetisation). But we can't keep short-term vision, we will have to think long term. We have to think about the good effects of demonetisation in long term," she told reporters here.
Shilpa today announced at a media briefing that the Goa River Marathon will be flagged off tomorrow.
"The hardships faced by common people were only for first twenty days or one month. But the long-term effects of it (demonetisation) will be far better. I am somebody who is very positive and I want to see the positive side of things. So it has started with very good intention," said the 41-year-old actress.
She hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi claiming herself to be his big fan.
"I am a big fan of (Narendra) Modi. He is a visionary person and has done some really great work," Shilpa added.
The Prime Minister, on November 8 had announced his government's decision to demonetise currency notes of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500.
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