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MUMBAI: Bollywood actors including Madhuri Dixit Nene, Akshay Kumar, Hema Malini and Hrithik Roshan on Thursday sent out Holi wishes to their fans.

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Mumbai, March 21

Bollywood actors including Madhuri Dixit Nene, Akshay Kumar, Hema Malini and Hrithik Roshan on Thursday sent out Holi wishes to their fans, urging them to enjoy a safe and happy festival of colours.

Here’s what they had to say:

Akshay Kumar: May this Holi add more colours to your life. Wishing you all a very Happy Holi and Navroz Mubarak as well.

Hrithik Roshan: May the spirit and colours of Holi fill you with happiness, peace and love. Happy Holi beautiful people.

Madhuri Dixit Nene: This Holi let us strive to paint a colourful world for everyone! Stay safe, enjoy responsibly! 

Hema Malini: Happy Holi to all of you!

Emraan Hashmi: Wishing a very happy and colourful Holi to everyone!! And Navroz Mubarak to all my Parsi friends.

Madhur Bhandarkar: May God paint the canvas of our life with the colours of happiness, prosperity and peace. Wishing you all Happy Holi.

Amit Sadh: Happy Holi to everyone. Let these smiles and colours never fade away from our lives.

Esha Deol: Happy Holi.

Arbaaz Khan: Happy Holi to all. Enjoy this colourful festival, spread love, happiness and unity.

Esha Gupta: Happy Holi.

Ronit Bose Roy: Happy Holi, lots of love and God Bless.

Tahir Raj Bhasin: Have a super day! Happy Holi.

Mallika Sherawat: Wishing my tweethearts a very happy Holi. IANS

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