Hrithik Roshan Welcomes Niece Suranika to Her 30s With Heartwarming Birthday Note

Bollywood superstar Hrithik Roshan celebrated his niece Suranika’s 30th birthday with a heartfelt social media post, welcoming her to a new decade and praising her personal growth.

The actor, who was last seen in War 2, took to Instagram on Tuesday and shared a series of pictures of Suranika along with a warm birthday message.

“Welcome to the thirties beautiful suranika baby. You are a rare breed, stay beautiful. It has been such a joy to witness your growth into the person you are today. I love how you express yourself to the world .. it’s so inspiring. I love you. PS: can I have some bakery goodies so I can celebrate your day better,” Hrithik wrote.

Suranika is the daughter of Hrithik’s sister and is also an entrepreneur who runs a bakery business. Hrithik has often expressed his pride in her professional journey and publicly supported her entrepreneurial ventures, including her bakery, Moonbeam Bakery.

Suranika has also spoken openly about her affection and admiration for her uncle, describing him as someone she deeply respects. Their bond has extended beyond family occasions, with Hrithik regularly cheering her professional accomplishments.

Known for being expressive on social media, Hrithik frequently celebrates the achievements of people close to him while also reflecting on his own career and memorable projects.

Earlier in July, the actor marked the 15th anniversary of his popular film Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, sharing glimpses from the movie and reminiscing about the experience of making it.

Hrithik reflected on how playing Arjun allowed him to explore a personal conundrum and credited director Zoya Akhtar for giving him the freedom to express himself as an actor.

“15 years of ‘Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara’. A film and a journey that continues to amaze me. Arjun was a character who allowed me to channel on screen a conundrum I was dealing with in real life,” he wrote.

He also praised Akhtar’s approach, saying her confidence in her process gave the artists on the set the freedom to explore their performances.

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