It’s Bollywood star Ananya Panday‘s birthday today and her friends are showering her with all their love.
The day began on a high with the birthday girl’s rumoured beau sending in an early wish on his Instagram stories saying, “Happy birthday, beautiful. You are so special. I love you, Annie!”
It wasn’t long before Ananya’s BFF and fellow Bollywood actress Suhana Khan, also sent across her wishes in a heartwarming note and photos and seemingly teased her new romance. In a playful twist to her wish, Suhana not only wished her BFF a happy birthday but also mirrored Blanco‘s romantic tone, writing, “I love you, I love you,” teasing her best friend with a lighthearted nod to the hunk’s message.
The two young actresses have been inseparable since childhood, and their warm camaraderie has often been in the spotlight, especially as they both make their way into Bollywood.
A day before her birthday, mom Bhavana Pandey took a stroll down memory lane and shared a cute video of the star from her childhood days.’Birthday Eve @ananyapanday!!! Loads of love and some forced kisses,” Bhavana captioned the post. While opening up about her daughter’s newfound success, Bhavana said, “I am very grateful. I know she’s worked hard and everyone does. She’s worked hard. But the idea is to put your head down and work hard and take the important, necessary criticism in your stride and work even harder.”
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