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Akshay Kumar turns 47, but defies age

Darpan News Desk IANS, 09 Sep, 2014 07:37 AM

Bollywood's daredevil hero Akshay Kumar turned 47 Tuesday but he only seems to be getting younger by the day, feel his friends and colleagues, who have wished him a "Happy Birthday".

Stars like Hrithik Roshan and Sonakshi Sinha took to Twitter to wish the action titan, whose new TV reality show "Dare 2 Dance" has been appreciated.

Here's how they wished Akshay:

Hrithik Roshan: To a man I consider an industry by himself. @akshaykumar happy birthday my friend. Blast away!

Sonakshi Sinha: Happppppy Birrrrrthday Rowdy Rathore @akshaykumar!

Shruti Haasan: Wishing @akshaykumar sir a very very happy birthday, may the day and year be filled with light n love thanks for being such a lovely co-star!

Kabir Sadanand: Happy birthday to one of the finest people I know with a super heart and soul @akshaykumar have a great one sir!

Ashvini Yardi: A very happy bday to my better half of @GrazingGoatPix n my dearest friend @akshaykumar... Have a fantastic year.

Sophie Choudry: Happy b'day to the super cool, ultra fit, younger by the day.. BOSS @akshaykumar! Have an amazing year! Much love!

Manish Paul: Happy birthday @akshaykumar sir!!!have a gr8 year ahed!!!loads of love.

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