No fear, all heart: Anushka, Sunny, Anil, others celebrate India's World Cup win
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Bollywood celebrities, including Anushka Sharma, Ajay Devgn and Anil Kapoor, celebrated India's historic T20 World Cup victory on social media. Their posts reflected national pride as Team India beat New Zealand.
India's men's cricket team secured a historic T20 World Cup victory, sparking a wave of celebration across the nation and on social media. Anushka Sharma, Sunny Deol and Anil Kapoor were among the first Bollywood celebrities to react to India's T20 World Cup win.
The celebrities shared their support and joy with millions of followers online. Their posts highlighted both national pride and the close connection between cricket and the entertainment industry.
Anushka Sharma expressed her admiration for the team's achievement by posting on Instagram. She wrote, "Heartiest congratulations to this brilliant team for this phenomenal victory. Back to back World Cup wins (sic)."
Sunny Deol celebrated the "gabrus of Team India" and wrote, "You have WON IT!!! #Champions you have made Hindustan Proud!! Congratulations #TeamIndia for back-to-back World Cup wins, you truly played like GABRUS- No Fear, All heart! (sic)"
Anil Kapoor shared a video of himself eating Kiwis on Instagram. In the caption, he wrote, "Aaj kiwi thodi zyada hi meethi lag rahi hai (The kiwi seems a little too sweet today). Congratulations to our Indian team. You never fail to make us proud (sic)."
Ajay Devgn expressed that his throat is gone from all the shouting, but his smile won't go anywhere all week. "Team India you have made billions of hearts beat with pride tonight. Champions once again (sic)."
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