Bollywood stars extend heartfelt greetings on Eid-ul-Fitr 2021

MUMBAI: As the nation commemorates the auspicious occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr, scores of Bollywood stars including Abhishek Bachchan, Anil Kapoor, R Madhavan and many others extended greetings on the festival.

For the praying and the ones who can’t anymore. For the ones who need prayers a little more than most others in these tough times. For whom there is none left to pray for or with. This Eid, we do. For all of you.

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— Anil Kapoor (@AnilKapoor) May 13, 2021

The 'Mr India' actor took to Twitter and shared a post by History Archives' Instagram page. The post showcased a soulful poem featuring a prayer to exude positivity and light amid the dark times.

Along with the post, Kapoor noted, "For the praying and the ones who can't anymore. For the ones who need prayers a little more than most others in these tough times. For whom there is none left to pray for or with. This Eid, we do. For all of you."

Urging people to stay indoors and keep their masks on whenever they need to step out, Abhishek Bachchan took to Twitter and shared a picture featuring the crescent moon and a mosque with lamps hanging in the backdrop. "Eid mubarak. (Folded hands emoticon)#StayHomeStaySafe #MaskOn," tweeted Bachchan.

Eid mubarak. #StayHomeStaySafe #MaskOn pic.twitter.com/noJydzgyIw

— Abhishek Bachchan (@juniorbachchan) May 13, 2021

'3 Idiots' actor R Madhavan took to Twitter and shared a poster to commemorate the festival on social media. The poster read, " Eid Mubarak," and along with it, he wrote, " To you and all your families," with three joined hand emoticons.

To you and all in your families .  pic.twitter.com/NXGi3c5PSU

— Ranganathan Madhavan (@ActorMadhavan) May 13, 2021

After a month of fasting, praying, and engaging in humanitarian activities such as feeding the underprivileged during the holy month of Ramzan, falls the auspicious occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr.

On the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr, people wake up early in the morning, chant salat ul-fajr (daily prayers), take a bath, wear new clothes, and put ittar (perfume). It is a custom to eat a hearty breakfast before people perform the special congregational prayers on the special day.