Chak De! India stars Vidya Malvade, Sagarika Ghatge, and others reunite to ring in the New Year 2026

The start of 2026 has sparked nostalgia for Bollywood fans, with two stars from the classic film "Chak De! India" making headlines. In a heartwarming New Year's celebration, Sagarika Ghatge and Vidya Malvade, the stars of "Chak De! India," reunited in the beautiful city of Jaisalmer.

A much-needed reunion for Chak de India actors

They joyfully shared a picture, capturing the essence of their get-together, surrounded by their families and a group of cherished friends. The reunion was filled with laughter, love, and the warmth of shared memories, as they welcomed the new year together in style.

The shared social media picture showcased Sagarika and Vidya smiling brightly, hand-in-hand with their loved ones, including actress Kritika Kamra and Sagarika's husband, cricketer Zaheer Khan, who held their child. The image captured a moment of joy and togetherness, highlighting the close bond among the group as they celebrated the New Year.

About Chak De! India

Remembered for their impactful roles in the 2007 sports blockbuster "Chak De! India," the stars shared a happy moment, welcoming 2026. The film, directed by Shimit Amin and produced by Aditya Chopra, tells the story of a hockey coach, played by Shah Rukh Khan, who transforms a demotivated women's hockey team into international winners. This heartwarming narrative of teamwork and perseverance has left a lasting impact on audiences, making the reunion of the actresses a delightful moment for fans.

The film's strength lay in its ensemble cast, featuring Chitrashi Rawat, Tanya Abrol, Shilpa Shukla, Anaitha Nair, Shubhi Mehta, Sandia Furtado, Arya Menon, Masochon Zimik, and Kimi Laldawla. Sagarika portrayed Preeti Sabharwal, and Vidya played Vidya Sharma, the team's captain. Released in 2007, "Chak De! India" achieved massive success at the box office, captivating audiences with its inspiring story and memorable performances.

Beyond box-office success, "Chak De! India" became a cultural phenomenon. Its title track evolved into a sports anthem, evoking goosebumps even today, while the dialogue "Sattar minute" remains iconic.