Ranveer Singh Congratulates 'Haryane Ka Sher' Aman Sehrawat While Deepika Padukone Cheers Post His Olympic Win

Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone shower praise on wrestler Aman Sehrawat for his historic bronze win at Paris Olympics 2024. Sehrawat, India's youngest Olympic medallist, clinched the bronze in the 57 kg freestyle category in his debut Olympics. Ranveer Singh, in his Instagram stories, hailed him as "Haryane ka sher" with a tricolour emoji, while Deepika shared a picture to show her support for the talented athlete.

Apart from Ranveer and Deepika, various other actors extended their congratulations to Aman Sherawat for his remarkable victory. Jackky Bhagnani also reposted a message on his Instagram Stories to show his support, emphasizing the unity in celebrating Sherawat's achievement. He wrote, “What a debut (third place medal emoji). Congrats to @amansehrawat057 for bringing home the bronze in wrestling. This is just the beginning!”

Randeep Hooda also took to X (formerly Twitter) handle and shared a series of pictures featuring Aman. “Finally pahalwan (wrestler) #AmanSehrawat !! Kushti game (Wrestling game) (oncoming fist emojis) first and only medal in #wrestling #Bronze youngest individual medalist (collision emoji) #Paris2024 #Olympics,” the actor wrote.

While Kareena Kapoor Khan also congratulated Aman, Mira Rajput shared a picture of the athlete on her Instagram Stories and wrote, “Bringing it home! (Third place medal emoji) @amansehrawat057.”

Amidst all the buzz, Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone are eagerly awaiting the arrival of their first child, expected in September. The internet is abuzz with excitement over this joyous news. Recently, a viral post on social media sparked speculation about the couple expecting a baby boy. Fans were left wondering after a gifting brand shared a photo of delightful gifts ordered by Deepika. The carefully wrapped presents featured a tag with Deepika's name, wrapped in a chic brown paper with a light blue ribbon. The ceramic hangings in shades of blue and white—like fish, stars, and circles—fueled speculations about the baby's gender.