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Mohanlal, Kamal Haasan and Nagarjuna wish PM Modi on his birthday
✍️ Social News XYZ
🗓 18 Sep 2026, 06:37 AM
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Leading South Indian actors Mohanlal, Kamal Haasan and Nagarjuna publicly congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his birthday, sharing messages on social media.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi turned 73 on Thursday, and several prominent film personalities from South India marked the occasion with public birthday wishes. Veteran Malayalam actor Mohanlal posted a photograph of the Prime Minister with a caption praising his leadership and urging continued progress for the nation. In a similar gesture, veteran Tamil cinema star Kamal Haasan shared a short video message, expressing gratitude for the Prime Minister’s initiatives and wishing him good health. Veteran Telugu actor Nagarjuna also posted a heartfelt note on his official handle, highlighting Modi’s contributions to the country’s development.
The messages were circulated widely on platforms such as Twitter and Instagram, drawing attention from fans and media alike. While the wishes were personal, they also underscored the longstanding rapport between the film fraternity of the South and the central government.
No official response from the Prime Minister’s office was reported at the time of writing.
These birthday greetings reflect the cultural practice of Indian public figures extending felicitations to national leaders on significant occasions.
The trend of celebrities using social media to convey political goodwill continues to shape public discourse in India.
The messages were circulated widely on platforms such as Twitter and Instagram, drawing attention from fans and media alike. While the wishes were personal, they also underscored the longstanding rapport between the film fraternity of the South and the central government.
No official response from the Prime Minister’s office was reported at the time of writing.
These birthday greetings reflect the cultural practice of Indian public figures extending felicitations to national leaders on significant occasions.
The trend of celebrities using social media to convey political goodwill continues to shape public discourse in India.