Salman Khan, who has often expressed his admiration for Prime Minister Modi, had also extended birthday wishes to him on his 75th birthday last year

Mumbai: Bollywood superstar Salman Khan extended birthday wishes to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he turned 76 on Thursday.

n his message, the ‘Sultan’ actor warmly addressed him as “Narendra Bhai.” Taking to his X handle (formerly known as Twitter), Salman shared a special greeting for the Prime Minister, writing, “Janam Din Mubarak Ho Honourable P M Sahab, Wish you a very Happy Birthday, Narendra Bhai Modi. Jai Hind. @narendramodi.”(sic)

Salman Khan, who has often expressed his admiration for Prime Minister Modi, had also extended birthday wishes to him on his 75th birthday last year.

Wishing our Hon Prime Minister Narendrabhai Modi a very happy birthday …. @narendramodi,” he had written.

Shah Rukh Khan also extended his birthday greetings to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing him as “Honorable PM.” The actor wished him good health, happiness, and fulfilment in the years ahead, while expressing hope that he would continue to inspire the nation with his strength and positivity.

SRK tweeted, “Here’s wishing you a very Happy Birthday, Honourable PM @narendramodi ji. To many more years of good health, happiness and fulfilment. May you always carry the strength and positivity to inspire the nation.”

Wishing our Hon Prime Minister Narendrabhai Modi a very happy birthday …. @narendramodi,” he had written.

Shah Rukh Khan also extended his birthday greetings to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing him as “Honorable PM.” The actor wished him good health, happiness, and fulfilment in the years ahead, while expressing hope that he would continue to inspire the nation with his strength and positivity.

SRK tweeted, “Here’s wishing you a very Happy Birthday, Honourable PM @narendramodi ji. To many more years of good health, happiness and fulfilment. May you always carry the strength and positivity to inspire the nation.”

Wishing our Hon Prime Minister Narendrabhai Modi a very happy birthday …. @narendramodi,” he had written.

Shah Rukh Khan also extended his birthday greetings to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing him as “Honorable PM.” The actor wished him good health, happiness, and fulfilment in the years ahead, while expressing hope that he would continue to inspire the nation with his strength and positivity.

SRK tweeted, “Here’s wishing you a very Happy Birthday, Honourable PM @narendramodi ji. To many more years of good health, happiness and fulfilment. May you always carry the strength and positivity to inspire the nation.”

Wishing our Hon Prime Minister Narendrabhai Modi a very happy birthday …. @narendramodi,” he had written.

Shah Rukh Khan also extended his birthday greetings to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing him as “Honorable PM.” The actor wished him good health, happiness, and fulfilment in the years ahead, while expressing hope that he would continue to inspire the nation with his strength and positivity.

SRK tweeted, “Here’s wishing you a very Happy Birthday, Honourable PM @narendramodi ji. To many more years of good health, happiness and fulfilment. May you always carry the strength and positivity to inspire the nation.”

Wishing our Hon Prime Minister Narendrabhai Modi a very happy birthday …. @narendramodi,” he had written.

Shah Rukh Khan also extended his birthday greetings to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing him as “Honorable PM.” The actor wished him good health, happiness, and fulfilment in the years ahead, while expressing hope that he would continue to inspire the nation with his strength and positivity.

SRK tweeted, “Here’s wishing you a very Happy Birthday, Honourable PM @narendramodi ji. To many more years of good health, happiness and fulfilment. May you always carry the strength and positivity to inspire the nation.”

Born in Vadnagar in 1950, Narendra Modi assumed the office of Prime Minister for the first time in May 2014. He was re-elected after the 2019 Lok Sabha elections and took oath for his third consecutive term following the 2024 parliamentary polls.