Shah Rukh Khan Reminisces Value Of Truth On Gandhiji's 151st Birth Anniversary

Shah Rukh Khan Reminisces Value Of Truth On Gandhijis 151st Birth Anniversary
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Shah Rukh Khan Reminisces Value Of Truth On Gandhiji’s 151st Birth Anniversary

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The whole nation is celebrating the 151st birth anniversary of ‘Father Of Nation’ Mahatma Gandhi.

The whole nation is celebrating the 151st birth anniversary of 'Father Of Nation' Mahatma Gandhi. Even many film stars took to their social media accounts and wished their fans and also remembered the values of Gandhi ji on this special day. Well, B-Town 'Zero' actor Shah Rukh Khan also dropped a post on his Twitter page and reminisced the 'Value Of Truth' paying tribute to Mahatma Gandhi.

SRK shared a monochrome pic, where three characters depicting the famous quote, 'see no evil, hear no evil and speak no evil monkeys', he also added a note. He shared his views to his fans and wrote, "If this Gandhi Jayanti there is One ideal we would like our children to follow, in good times, bad times and all the time....it should be Hear no bad...see no bad....speak no bad! Remembering the value of truth on Gandhiji's 151st Birth Anniversary."

Not only Shah Rukh Khan even Kareena Kapoor Khan, Priyanka Chopra, Anushka Sharma, Disha Patani and a few others also reminisced the great values of Mahatma Gandhi on this special day… Have a look!

Priyanka Chopra


She wrote, "With all that's been happening in the world, his words are so relevant in the times we live in. #MahatmaGandhi #GandhiJayanti."

Anushka Sharma


She wrote, "My humble tribute to the Father of The Nation, who inspired the entire world with his kindness and compassion. I sincerely hope that the lessons he taught us would live in everyone's heart. #GandhiJayanti."

Kareena Kapoor Khan


She wrote, "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever."

Vicky Kaushal


He shared a quote, "A coward is incapable of exhibiting love, it is the prerogative of the brave."

Katrina Kaif


Disha Patani

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