Ramnavami 2023: From Akshay Kumar to Mahesh Babu, celebs extend heartfelt wishes

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On the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami, celebs including Akshay Kumar, Sidharth Malhotra, Mahesh Babu, and others extended warm wishes to their fans.

Taking to Twitter, Akshay Kumar dropped a wish and wrote, 'Wishing everyone a blessed #RamNavami. Happiness and prosperity to all.'

Wishing everyone a blessed #RamNavami. Happiness and prosperity to all 🙏

- Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) March 30, 2023

Anupam Kher dropped a video of Ram, Lakshman, Sita and Hanuman along with a caption, 'Best wishes to all of you from #RamNavami. May Lord Rama keep you happy! & always protect you and your family. Hail Lord Rama! #HappyRamNavmi.'

Abhishek Bachchan dropped a motion video of Lord Ram and wrote 'Happy Ram Navami' in Hindi.

Sidharth Malhotra took to his Insta story and wished his fans on Ram Navami. He wrote, 'Happy Ram Navami.'

Kajol shared Lord Ram's bow arrow graphic and captioned it, 'Best wishes for Ram Navami.'

Sharing the photo of Lord Ram actor Sanjay Dutt dropped a message. He wrote, 'May Lord Ram's grace always be with you and your loved ones. Jai Shri Ram! #RamNavami.'

Jackie Shroff wrote 'Shubh Ram Navami.'

Preity Zinta posted, 'Happy Ram Navami to all those who celebrate. May Lord Ram's grace and blessings always be with you. #RamNavami.'

Ravi Teja wrote, 'Wishing you all a very Happy #RamNavami. May your heart and home be filled with happiness, peace and prosperity.'

Mahesh Babu also extended the wishes and wrote, 'Happy Sri Rama Navami! Wishing you peace, joy and fulfillment on this auspicious day!'

Madhuri Dixit also wished fans in Hindi.

Sunny Deol Ram Navami wish, 'Ram Navami ki hardik shubhkamnaye! May Lord Shri Ram shower you with His blessings, love, and care.'

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Ram Navami is a Hindu festival that is celebrated in order to honour the birth of Lord Vishnu's incarnation, Lord Rama. This day marks the end of the nine-day Chaitra-Navratri celebrations, which are celebrated in the Hindu month of Chaitra which falls on the cusp of spring and summer.

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