The
Indian
women's
hockey
team
have
created
history
as
they
have
reached
the
semifinals
of
the
ongoing
Tokyo
Olympics
for
the
very
first
time.
The
team
went
on
to
defeat
Australia
to
achieve
this
victory.
Not
only
this
but
even
the
Indian
men's
team
entered
the
semifinals.
Many
Bollywood
celebs
took
to
their
social
media
handle
to
cheer
for
both
the
Indian
women
and
men's
hockey
team
for
this
astounding
achievement
at
the
Olympics.
Actress
Preity
Zinta
tweeted,
"Congrats
to
the
women
&
men
of
#HockeyIndia
for
reaching
the
Olympic
semifinals.
So
excited
&
extremely
proud
of
both
our
Women
&
Men's
teams.
Here's
wishing
them
all
the
very
best
&
hope
to
see
history
being
written
in
Blue."
Vicky
Kaushal
shared
a
picture
of
the
Indian
women's
hockey
team's
winning
moment
on
his
Instagram
story.
He
wrote,
"Into
the
semis!
Cmon
India." Take
a
look
at
his
story.
Sagarika
Ghatge
who
was
coincidentally
part
of
the
film
Chak
De
India
that
was
based
on
the
Indian
women's
hockey
team
also
shared
a
lovely
post
celebrating
their
victory.
She
captioned
it
stating,
"Congrats
to
the
women
&
men
of
#HockeyIndia
for
reaching
the
Olympic
semifinals.
So
excited
&
extremely
proud
of
both
our
Women
&
Men's
teamsFlag
of
India
Here's
wishing
them
all
the
very
best
&
hope
to
see
history
being
written
in
Blue." Many
of
the
fans
wrote
in
the
comments
section
that
they
were
reminded
of
her
movie
with
this
achievement
of
the
team.
Take
a
look.
Randeep
Hooda
tweeted,
"What
a
match
..
Super
defending.
Real
imitates
Reel
#ChakDeIndia
History
created
by
the
Indian
Women's
#hockeyindia
first
semi-final
like
ever."
Taapsee
Pannu
went
on
to
tweet.
"Our
Chak
de
moment
never
felt
more
real!
Our
girls
beat
Aussies
1-0
and
storm
into
semis
!!!!
Go
for
it
@imranirampal.
Your
girls
have
our
heart."
Our
chakk
de
moment
never
felt
more
real!
Our
girls
beat
Aussies
1-0
and
storm
into
semis
!!!!
Go
for
it
@imranirampal
your
girls
have
our
heart!
🇮🇳🙌🏼
Varun
Dhawan
took
to
his
Instagram
story
to
share
the
victory
moment
of
the
Indian
men's
hockey
team.
The
Student
Of
The
Year
actor
captioned
it
stating,
"First
semifinals
after
1972.
Let's
go
Team
India."