Anil Kapoor, Ranveer Singh and other celebs salute Indian armed forces, writes, "Rah chalte ko hum chehrte nahi, lekin agar koi chede, toh phir hum use chhorte nahi"

Bollywood actors, including Anil Kapoor, Ranveer Singh, Shraddha Kapoor, among others, paid a tribute to the Indian Armed Forces with special messages saluting their bravery.

Several Bollywood celebrities have taken to their Instagram Stories and expressed gratitude to the real heroes of India for their courage and selfless service to the nation amid the ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan.

Anil Kapoor took to his Instagram Story and wrote, “All my gratitude and prayers for the brave women and men defending us. You are our heroes.”

Ranveer Singh also penned a message for the Indian army and wrote, “Rah chalte ko hum chehrte nahi, lekin agar koi chede, toh phir hum use chhorte nahi (We don’t bother anyone going their way, but if provoked, we never let them off).”

The actor then appreciated Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decisiveness and added, “Salute to the courage of our armed forces and the decisiveness of our Hon PM Shri Narendra Modi.”

Shraddha posted a photo of the Indian army saluting the Indian flag and wrote, “Proud of our Protectors. Jai Hind.”

Meanwhile, actress and Miss World 2017 pageant winner Manushi Chhillar wrote, “As a daughter of a doctor who spent 3 decades in the ministry of defence, and a neice to an army officer, I only have utmost respect and admiration for what our armed forces sacrifice to serve the nation. Thank you for always protecting us. #JaiHind.”

Malaika Arora wrote, “I salute our armed forces today and every day. Jai Hind.”

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Bollywood celebs’ recent post came after the Indian Army successfully launched Operation Sindoor, against nine terror infrastructure targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (POK), carried out in retaliation for the Pahalgam terror attack in April, which killed 26 civilians, mostly tourists.