Gudi Padwa, marks the beginning of the Maharashtrian New Year. This special day is filled with joy, traditions, and new beginnings. People across Maharashtra and other parts of India celebrate it with great enthusiasm, decorating their homes, preparing sweets, and raising the Gudi—a symbol of victory and prosperity. On the same day, Ugadi is celebrated in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka, marking the start of their regional new year with similar enthusiasm and traditions.
Today, several Bollywood stars took to social media to send their best wishes to fans, embracing the festive spirit.
Amitabh Bachchan’s festive message
Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan has greeted his fans on multiple festivals that coincided with Gudi Padwa. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), he shared, “T 5332 – Chaitra Sukhladi .. Gudi Padwa .. Ugadi .. Eid ul Fitar .. greetings .. शुभकामनाएँ.” His message reached people across cultures, spreading joy and festive cheer.
Sunny Deol’s warm wishes
Actor Sunny Deol also sent his greetings, acknowledging various festivals celebrated at this time. He wrote on X, “#HappyGudiPadwa, #HappyUgadi, #HappyChetiChand, and #HappyChaitraNavratri! May this time of renewal and celebration fill your life with peace, success, and positivity. Wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful year ahead!”
Mithila Palkar’s traditional celebration
Actress Mithila Palkar posted a video on Instagram showcasing her Gudi Padwa celebrations. Dressed in traditional attire, she wrote, “Happy गुढी पाडवा! Happy Ugadi!”
Anusha Dandekar’s stunning Marathi mulgi look
Anusha Dandekar embraced Maharashtrian culture by sharing a beautiful picture of herself in a nauvari saree and ethnic jewellery. She wrote, “Happy Gudi Padwa, This New Year will be MAGICAL.” Her traditional look and heartfelt wishes won the hearts of her fans.
Sharvari’s symbolic Gudi
Actress Sharvari shared a picture of a Gudi placed outside her house, a symbol of the victory of good over evil. She wrote, “Happy Gudi Padwa. Happy Chaitra Navratri.”
Amruta Khanvilkar’s special celebration
Marathi film actress Amruta Khanvilkar shared her excitement about celebrating Gudi Padwa in her new Mumbai home. As per IANS, she expressed, “After Diwali, it’s the one festival that’s most important to me. Over the years, this festival has become even more significant because of the beautiful childhood memories associated with it.”
