As
the
nation
celebrates
the
annual
Hindu
festival
of
Janmashtami,
which
marks
the
birth
of
Lord
Krishna,
B-town
celebrities
extend
their
wishes
to
their
fans
on
this
auspicious
day.
Unlike
previous
years,
most
of
the
Janmashtami
celebrations
are
low
key,
keeping
the
novel
Coronavirus
pandemic
in
mind.
Megastar
Amitabh
Bachchan
was
the
first
to
wish
his
fans
on
the
eve
of
Janmashtami,
and
wrote,
"T
3623
-
जन्माष्टमी
के
पावन
अवसर
पे
हार्दिक
शुभकामनाएँ
."
Actor
Sidharth
Malhotra
shared
his
cute
picture
on
Instagram,
dressed
up
as
Krishna,
and
wrote,
"Have
fun
family
memories
of
Delhi
related
to
this
festival,
however
this
year
let's
all
celebrate
responsibly.
Wishing
for
love,
peace
&
harmony,
#HappyJanmashtami
to
all.
P.S-
Clearly
my
favourite
Janmashtami
picture."
On
the
eve
of
Janmashtami,
actress
Kangana
Ranaut
revealed
why
she's
a
'Bhakt'
of
Lord
Krishna
and
shared,
"They
say
how
can
an
intellectual
like
me
be
a
Bhakt?
When
I
understood
there
are
more
galaxies
in
this
universe
than
the
amount
of
atoms
on
this
planet,I
decided
I
can
only
be
a
Fan/Devotee/Bhakt
of
this
magic,every
other
belief
is
dellusion/
arrogance."
Kangana
also
called
Krishna
'fashionista
incarnation
of
God' and
said,
"Krishna
is
the
only
fashionista
incarnation
of
God
ha
ha
he
loved
decorating
himself
with
peacock
feathers,
flowers
and
yellow
silk,
he
played
flute
and
danced
like
a
celestial
being,
what
to
say
about
Krishna
he
is
not
God.
He
is
a
doorway
to
madness."
Actress
Kajol
also
wished
her
fans,
and
tweeted,
"Wishing
everyone
a
very
#HappyJanmashtami."
"To
all
my
friends
here:
Wish
you
a
Happy
and
Blessed
Janmashtami!
May
the
grace
of
Lord
Krishna
always
be
with
you," wrote
actress-turned-politician
Hema
Malini
on
Twitter.
FilmiBeat
wishes
all
his
readers
a
happy
Janmashtami.
Stay
safe.