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Hindustan Times
4 minutes ago
- Hindustan Times
Bollywood's Independence Day celebrations: Shah Rukh Khan shares pic with little AbRam; Salman Khan sings a song
Like the rest of the country, Bollywood stars are also celebrating India's 79th Independence Day on Saturday, August 15. Shah Rukh Khan and his son Abram in an older picture from their home Mannat. Independence Day wishes from Salman, Shah Rukh and Akshay Shah Rukh Khan took to social media to share a throwback image of him and his youngest child AbRam from their home Mannat. A beautiful tricolour waved in the wind next to them. 'Our Independence is our greatest gift... a key to our progress. Let's keep our heads held high and hearts open. Happy Independence Day to all of us... Jai Hind!' the actor wrote. Meanwhile, Salman Khan also shared a special wish for his followers. 'Happy Independence Day,' he wrote and shared a black and white video of him singing Saare Jahan se Accha bit from his song Pyaar Karona. Soha Ali Khan shared multiple pictures of her and husband Kunal Kemmu waving the Indian flag in their balcony with daughter Inaaya. Dia Mirza also did the same. Akshay Kumar showcased his patriotic spirit as he arrived at the Kalina airport on Independence Day, wearing a green shirt adorned with a badge of the Indian map in tricolour. In the ANI video, Kumar was seen getting out of his car and posing for the camera in the rain. What grabbed the eyeballs was his patriotic spirit as he refused the umbrella and wished his fans "Happy Independence Day". Akshay shared a heartfelt tribute to "real-life heroes". "Freedom feels brighter when we care for the ground beneath our feet. Was enjoying beachside volleyball when I met these real-life heroes keeping our beaches clean... all smiles, all heart. #IndependenceDay #EverydayHeroes," he wrote on his Instagram handle. Other stars' I-day greetings Others to share the messages were Hema Malini, Rajkummar Rao, Vikrant Massey, Arjun Rampal, Sara Ali Khan, and Ram Charan, among others. Suneil Shetty penned a heartfelt note for the Indian Army on the occasion of Independence Day 2025. In the Instagram post, the actor was seen waving the tricolour and meeting with Indian Army soldiers. Sharing the post, the actor wrote, "No force like our Armed Forces. No pride like being Indian. Saluting the bravehearts who safeguard our nation and ensure that India breathes free. I wish Happy Independence Day to all the citizens."
News18
2 hours ago
- News18
Salman Khan pays musical tribute on 77th Independence Day; check post
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 15 (ANI): Bollywood superstar Salman Khan extended a musical tribute on the occasion of the 79th Independence Day on Friday. Taking to his Instagram handle, Salman shared a clip from his 2020 song 'Pyaar Karona,' extending Independence Day wishes to everyone. In the visuals, the actor could be seen crooning the lyrics of the song in a soulful manner, with his facial expressions on point. 'Happy Independence Day," he wrote in the video concludes with Salman's final greetings for fans and a glimpse of the tiranga. The song was originally released in April 2020, when the actor presented the particular anthem to motivate everyone in the fight against the deadly COVID-19 pandemic. Salman also wrote the lyrics of the song alongside Hussain Dalal. It was composed by Sajid Wajid and directed by Abhiraj Minawala. Meanwhile, many other Bollywood celebrities have also extended heartwarming wishes on Independence Day 2025. From Akshay Kumar's tribute to the 'heroes" who keep beaches clean to Suniel Shetty's strong message for the Armed Forces, social media has been abuzz with greetings and to share the messages were Hema Malini, Rajkummar Rao, Vikrant Massey, Arjun Rampal, Sara Ali Khan, and Ram Charan, among others. On the work front for Salman Khan, the actor was last seen in A.R. Murugadoss's 'Sikandar.' The film also starred Rashmika Mandanna, Kajal Aggarwal, Sharman Joshi, Sathyaraj, Sanjay Kapoor, and Jatin Sarna. He is now gearing up to don the Indian Army uniform for his next, Apoorva Lakhia's war drama, 'Battle of Galwan.' The film is based on the Galwan valley clashes at the India-China border in 2020, where twenty Indian soldiers died, while the Chinese side also faced heavy casualties. In July, Salman shared his first look from the film, with a powerful motion poster. Further details about the projects are yet to be revealed. (ANI)
Economic Times
2 hours ago
- Economic Times
US fitness star, bodybuilder Hayley McNeff shared awe-inspiring message before her ‘unexpected' death at 37
Bodybuilding champion Hayley McNeff passed away unexpectedly on Friday at 37. A UMass Amherst graduate, she excelled in bodybuilding after being an equestrian, board diver, and skier. Known for her humor and determination, McNeff's family described her as a 'beam of light.' Her father shared that she achieved great success in bodybuilding and fitness. The family of champion bodybuilder Hayley McNeff has broken their silence and has spoken out after her sudden and 'unexpected' death Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Hayley McNeff's last message before unexpected death Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Family speaks out after Hayley McNeff's death Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Bodybuilding champion Hayley McNeff died last Friday died on Friday, according to an obituary published Tuesday. She was 37. McNeff's death was reported by which described her death as "unexpected but peaceful."A nutritionist and life coach, Hayley McNeff was a Massachusetts native who graduated from UMass Amherst and became a champion bodybuilder. Hayley, who earned enviable championship titles, shared a now-tragic message about dreams before her sudden to The Sun, years before her death, the female athlete showed off her gym progress on Instagram. In one of her final posts in 2018, she shared a selfie with the caption "Follow your dreams."Devastated fans have now left their condolences on the post as they mourn the star athlete. "RIP pretty lady," wrote one fan. In her obituary, McNeff was described as a "lifelong athlete" who "excelled as an accomplished equestrian, a talented board diver, and skier."After discovering her love for bodybuilding, McNaff quickly rose among the ranks. "Hayley was known for her quick wit and constant sense of humor," her family wrote."Her energy and determination was a constant in her life and she always accomplished what she set out to achieve."The family of champion bodybuilder Hayley McNeff has broken their silence and has spoken out after her sudden and 'unexpected' death. 'Hayley was like a beam of light in this world. She had boundless energy and was very determined to achieve whatever she set out to do,' Hayley's father Dave tells PEOPLE in an exclusive statement. 'She set her sights on bodybuilding and fitness and achieved the highest success that sector offered. She loved us and we love Hayley very much, we miss her madly.'The 37-year-old bodybuilder died at her home in Sudbury, Mass., on Aug. 8, her family confirmed to PEOPLE. McNeff was born and raised in Concord, Mass., where she graduated from Concord-Carlisle High School and went off to the University of Massachusetts Amherst for her bachelor's degree, per her addition to bodybuilding, which she picked up as an adult, McNeff excelled at equestrian, board diving and skiing. After stepping away from the sport later in life, she pursued a graduate degree in McNeff's obituary, the late bodybuilding champion will be remembered for her 'quick wit' and 'constant sense of humor.''She had a gift for making those around her laugh and feel welcomed,' the obituary continues. 'Her energy and determination was a constant in her life and she always accomplished what she set out to achieve. She treasured her friendships and nurtured strong, lasting relationships with those who knew her best. Hayley will be deeply missed by her parents, siblings, extended family, and friends.'Retired bodybuilder Dave Palumbo mourned his friend in a heartbreaking Facebook post. He said, "She was a good soul, super intelligent and had tremendous potential as a bodybuilder."I was proud to be able to call her a friend." Another friend, Maryann Amerault, shared fond memories of the two living together in 2010 as they trained and competed in Las Vegas."Hayley taught me not to take myself so seriously, and that I shouldn't trust my first impressions of people," she added. "She was an old soul: extroverted, blunt, funny, and incredibly kind-hearted."Oh, and she could hit a most muscular pose on command better than any other woman I know.
