B-Town, sports fraternity wish people safe and happy Holi

New Delhi: Bollywood stars and sports personalities extended Holi wishes and also urged their fans to play the festival with care in the wake of send COVID wave. 

Veteran actor Amitabh Bachchan took to Instagram and shared a throwback picture and wrote: “Rang Barse Bheege Chunarwali Rang Barse, Holi Hai.”

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Akshay Kumar urged people to celebrate the festival at home to keep the virus at bay.

“Do me a favour let’s not play Holi! Celebrate at home, for your safety and the safety of your loved ones Wishing you all a very Happy Holi,” Akshay Kumar tweeted.

Bollywood Diva Madhuri Dixit shared a throwback picture with her husband on twitter and wrote: “This year is different so join me to celebrate the festive joy virtually by sharing your throwback Holi pictures. Here’s mine Face savouring food Happy Holi, everyone! VirtualHoliWithMD.”

Actor Priyanka Chopra took to twitter and share her family picture and disclosed that the festival is one of her favourite festivals.

“Holi, the festival of colours is one of my favourites. Hope we can all celebrate it with our loved ones, but in our HOMES! #HappyHoli everyone,” she wrote on microblogging site tweeter.

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India wicket-keeper and batsman Rishabh Pant, who scored crucial 78 runs in the decider yesterday to help India clinch the three-match series 2-1, wished his fans a safe and joyous Holi.

“Love and warm wishes to everyone celebrating Holi today! Wishing everyone a fun, safe and joyous festival of colours. HappyHoli,” Pant tweeted.

Former India all-rounder and 2011 World Cup Man of the Tournament Yuvraj Singh wished the people on the occasion and also urged his fans to celebrate the festival of coluors at home.

“May the auspicious festival of Holi fill everyone’s life with the colors of love, success and new beginnings! Stay safe by celebrating from home with your loved ones! Happy Holi,” the erstwhile cricketer tweeted.