Explaining the photo, Kangana Ranaut wrote, "P.S this picture is from Aksht's birthday when we were small, mother did navgreh Pooja for us."
Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut, on Saturday, took to her Instagram account to pen a heartfelt note, wishing her younger brother Aksht Ranaut on the occasion of his birthday.
The 'Thalaivii' star shared an unseen childhood photo from little brother Akshat's birthday. In the photos, the siblings could be seen attending puja which their mother used to conduct on their birthdays. A young Kangana stared into the camera, while Aksht sat beside her.
Along with the picture, Kangana poured her heart out in the caption. She wrote, "Dear Aksht ..... From being a baby brother to my biggest strength you have come a long way I am fortunate to have you..... the way you handle things in my life from all my legal battles to now Production house projects .... I can say my little brother is my hero.... Your quiet ambition and gentle demeanour is remarkable.... Never loose your passion, precision and sense of immense responsibility that you display towards work. Sky is the limit .... Go for it .... Happy birthday to you .... I love you very much."
Explaining the picture posted by her, she further continued, "P.S this picture is from Aksht's birthday when we were small, mother did navgreh Pooja for us .... She still does even without us ..."
Kangana Ranaut's sister Rangoli Chandel too penned a lovely note for brother Akshat as she shared his photos with her and Kangana on her IG handle. She wrote, "On your Birthday, I wish that the Almighty blesses you with good luck, happiness, love, good health and success in every walk of your life. You truly deserve it. Wishing you a very happy Birthday our lovely brother we are lucky to have you !!"
Aksht Ranaut got married earlier this year. Photos from his wedding had gone viral on the internet as did pictures of Kangana Ranaut from the marriage festivities.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Kangana will be seen in 'Manikarnika Returns: The Legend Of Didda', 'Emergency', 'Dhaakad', 'Tejas', and 'The Incarnation: Sita'.
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