Suniel Shetty, the popular Bollywood actor known for his versatile roles and endearing charisma, celebrates his 63rd birthday today. Fans, friends and family have been pouring in their heartfelt wishes to the star, but it was his daughter Athiya Shetty who truly touched hearts with her special birthday greetings.
Athiya, also a successful actress, took to social media to share her love and appreciation for her father. Her first post featured a touching snap from a haldi ceremony capturing a sweet moment between the two. In the photo, Suniel is seen giving his daughter a loving peck on the cheek. Athiya’s caption was full of affection, calling her father her “best friend” and expressing gratitude for his constant support. “Happy birthday to my best friend, best father and best human being ❤️ love you… so blessed to learn from you every day,” she wrote.
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In a second nostalgic post, Athiya shared an adorable childhood photo of herself sitting on her father’s lap. This memory not only highlighted their close bond but also added a sense of warmth and nostalgia to her birthday tribute.
On the professional front, Suniel Shetty continues to captivate audiences with a number of exciting projects. He will be seen in several highly anticipated films, including The Legend of Somnath, which he is particularly excited about. The film is almost complete, with only some VFX work left. He will also be seen in Welcome to the Jungle, the third installment in the popular Welcome series, which promises to bring back the familiar humor and chaos. Fans are especially excited to see Suniel reunite with Akshay Kumar in this new chapter of the popular series.
Suniel also mentioned an upcoming project, ‘Nanda Devi’, a thriller that is making waves for its explosive plot. This show, produced in association with Lionsgate, should be an exciting addition to his diverse filmography.
Over the course of his long career, Suniel has delighted audiences with unforgettable performances in classics such as Dilwale, Mohra, Hera Pheri and Main Hoon Na. As he celebrates his 63rd birthday, it is clear that his influence on cinema and his precious relationships continue to be a source of joy and inspiration for many.
