On September 28, 2025, Ranbir Kapoor celebrated his 43rd birthday, marking the occasion with a heartfelt message to his fans and loved ones. The actor, known for his roles in films like "Rockstar" and "Animal," expressed gratitude for the love and wishes he received.
Kapoor shared a special video on Instagram through his lifestyle brand, ARKS, where he acknowledged the "lot of greys" in his beard, humorously noting that they increase each year. However, he emphasized the immense gratitude he feels for his family, friends, his work, and especially his fans, thanking them for making him feel special.
The video also featured a sweet, unscripted moment: the voice of his daughter, Raha Kapoor, could be heard in the background. This subtle cameo delighted fans and added a personal touch to the actor's message, who is generally private about his personal life.
Earlier in the day, Ranbir was spotted at Mumbai airport with his wife, Alia Bhatt, returning from a brief pre-birthday getaway. The paparazzi greeted him with birthday wishes, which he gratefully acknowledged.
উষ্ণActors and family members took to social media to share their love and wishes. His mother, Neetu Kapoor, posted an adorable picture on her Instagram Story featuring herself, Ranbir, and Alia. She captioned it with "Happy birthday my love. So grateful and blessed to have you". Ranbir's sister, Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, also shared a series of pictures, including a nostalgic childhood snapshot with their parents, Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Kapoor. She wrote, "To the rockstar of our family. Happy Birthday Rans. Love you". Riddhima also shared a picture from Ranbir's pre-wedding festivities with Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" playing in the background, adding, "Happy birthday Rans love you! This song brings back so many memories".
On the work front, Ranbir Kapoor is set to appear in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Love and War," alongside Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal. This project marks Ranbir's reunion with Bhansali after his debut film, "Saawariya," in 2007. He is also slated to play Lord Ram in Nitesh Tiwari's two-part epic, "Ramayana".
