Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Akshay Kumar, Raveena Tandon, Huma Qureshi and other Bollywood celebrities took to their social media accounts to wish fans on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr.
Tuesday,
(May
3)
marked
the
celebration
of
Meethi
Eid,
ending
the
month-long
fasting
with
the
sighting
of
the
crescent
moon.
Amitabh
Bachchan,
Shah
Rukh
Khan,
Akshay
Kumar,
Raveena
Tandon,
Huma
Qureshi
and
other
Bollywood
celebrities
took
to
their
social
media
accounts
to
wish
fans
on
the
occasion
of
Eid-ul-Fitr.
Big
B
took
to
his
Twitter
account
and
shared
a
simple
wish
for
fans.
He
shared
a
celebratory
photo
and
wrote,
"T
4269
-
Eid
Mubarak
!!" Akshay
Kumar
also
wrote
in
Hindi,
"Eid
Mubarak
everyone,
this
day
will
bring
happiness
in
lives
of
us
all."
Chiranjeevi,
Jr
NTR,
Anupam
Kher,
Huma
Qureshi,
and
Ram
Madhavan
among
others
also
sent
wishes
to
their
fans.
Raveena
Tandon
wished
Eid
Mubarak
to
fans
as
she
dropped
a
photo
of
the
moon.
Maanyata
Dutt
shared
a
picture
of
herself
while
wishing
fans
on
Eid.
Sanjay
Dutt's
wife
wrote,
"Eid
ul
fitr
Mubarak
to
all
those
celebrating
Eid
today
across
the
globe!
Have
a
blessed
day
#love
#grace
#positivity
#dutts
#eid2022
#beautifullife
#thankyougod."
Meanwhile,
International
star
and
music
producer
DJ
Khaled,
who
happens
to
hail
from
Pakistan,
shared
a
photo
of
Jerusalem's
Al-Aqsa
Mosque
on
his
Instagram
Stories
alongside
the
text
"Eid
Mubarak" and
the
prayer
emoji.
Actress
Gauahar
Khan
shared
picture
of
her
Eid
celebration.
Taking
to
Instagram,
Gauahar
captioned
the
post
as,
"My
heart
,
My
brother
made
my
quran
khaatma
so
beautiful
with
this
surprise!
and
it's
was
also
@nigaarzkhan
's
birthday!
Great
surprise
for
her
.
@sahyrkohli
@neelu.i
happy
girls
!
#eidmubarak
#2022
@asaadzkhan
@sabreen.a.jan
thank
you
sooooo
much
.
I
love
you
!
may
Allah
bless
you
guys
always
!
Ameen."
How
lovely
to
meet
you
all
on
Eid….
May
Allah
bless
you
with
love
happiness
and
may
the
best
of
your
past
be
the
worst
of
your
future.
Eid
Mubarak!!
pic.twitter.com/zsxyB783gR
—
Mohd.
Zeeshan
Ayyub
(@Mdzeeshanayyub)
May
3,
2022
Notably,
Eid-ul-Fitr,
the
holy
festival
marks
the
end
of
the
month
of
Ramadan
during
which
Muslims
observe
fasting
worldwide
in
order
to
commemorate
the
first
revelation
of
the
Quran
to
the
Prophet
Muhammad.