As Vishu’s lively festival is being celebrated in Kerala and by Malayalis around the world, many celebrities resorted to social media to increase their desires and spread the celebration.
Mohanlal shared the desire of classic Vishu in a traditional dress
Superstar Mohanlal shared a simple elegant post on X (East Twitter), which donates a traditional Mundu and shirt. With a amazing picture, he wrote, “Happy Vishu,” maintaining a sense of opportunity inherent in cultural elegance.
Janhvi Kapoor wins hearts with multilingual desires
Bollywood actress Janhvi Kapoor warmed her head and warm hearts with her Vishu and Tamil New Year (Puthandu). Taking on Instagram, he posted a series of photos and videos. The first was a mirror selfie showing her in a grand beige and traditional gold saree. In the next video, Janhvi surprised the fans by wishing him fluently in Malayalam, then a clip in which he greeted him in Tamil. The final photo showed her shining in a maroon silk saree. He captioned the post with gratitude for the love received from Malayali and Tamil fans and wrote, “I would not feel worthy of that privilege if I do not try to speak at least in your cute sweet language.” He credited his Malayalam and Tamil tutors, including Roshan Matthew and Mathukutty Xavier, and promised to improve.
Rajisha Vijayan and Malavika Menon celebrate in style
Actress Rajisha Vijayan also attended a vibrant yellow saree with a festive post. He gave his heartfelt wishes to both communities, captioning his photos with “Happy Vishu and Puthandu Nalwazathugal”. Meanwhile, Malavika Menon shared a series of beautiful pictures of herself in a traditional saree, which celebrates the spirit of Vishu in a simple way yet.
Aishwarya Lakesmi connects the festival with purpose
Actress Aishwarya Lakesmi gave her Vishu wishes This year a meaningful turn. In his post, he mentioned his cooperation with the Government of Kerala and the Health Department, titled Kare Kare. He encouraged fans to watch an awareness video and contribute to the initiative to support children’s needs. “Happy Vishu to all one and one,” he wrote, urging everyone that they can help.
