Sunny Deol rings in 68th birthday with fireworks and family: “Happy birthday to Me”

In the clip, Sunny is seen standing outdoors, admiring a beautiful display of fireworks lighting up the night sky.

Veteran actor Sunny Deol celebrated his 68th birthday on October 19 with his family and close friends. The Gadar 2 star shared a glimpse of his midnight birthday celebration on Instagram, delighting fans with a heartwarming video.

In the clip, Sunny is seen standing outdoors, admiring a beautiful display of fireworks lighting up the night sky. The open space around him is decorated with lights, setting the perfect festive mood. His team can be heard enthusiastically shouting, “Happy Birthday!” as he smiles and enjoys the moment.

Sharing the video, Sunny kept his caption simple and cheerful, writing, “Happy Birthday to me.”

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Soon after, his post was flooded with love and wishes from fans, friends, and colleagues from the film industry. His brother Bobby Deol dropped cake and red heart emojis, while Preity Zinta commented, “Happy Birthday to you Loads of love, happiness n success today n always.”

Archana Puran Singh also sent her warm wishes, writing, “Happyyyyyy birthday Sunny! Lots of love and best wishes,” and actor Rahul Dev added, “Stay blessed bhaiya.” Sunny’s step-sister Esha Deol too shared her love with a string of red heart emojis in the comments section.

Sunny had visited the Attari Border along with his son Karan Deol and daughter-in-law Drisha Roy on Saturday, October 11.

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He shared another video from the visit, showing him driving to the border and later enjoying the Beating Retreat ceremony. This marked the first time Karan and Drisha experienced the event in person.

On the work front, Sunny recently wrapped up filming for Border 2, which also stars Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, and Ahaan Shetty. He will next be seen in Rajkumar Santoshi’s Lahore 1947.