Actor Rakul Preet Singh shared a special post for her brother Aman Preet Singh on his birthday on Monday. Taking to Instagram, Rakul shared videos and pictures from their childhood and current memories they have spent together. Sharing the video, she wrote, "From being the cutest sibling once upon a time to the most irritating one at times (many times ) happpppy happppy birthday brother !! May you have the most amazing amazing year and may you get a lot of gifts for ur sister. love you to the moon and back !!! But still no gilli pappi. @aman01offl." Bade Miyan Chote Miyan: Rakul Preet Singh Reacts to the Film’s Action-Packed Trailer; Actress Has THIS To Say About Husband Jackky Bhagnani.

Recently, Rakul shared a glimpse of her peaceful morning with her husband, Jackky Bhagnani, complete with cosy coffee. The actress took to her Instagram Stories on Sunday to share a lovely picture showing their coffee mugs together, with a caption that read, "Morning coffee with the best" and a heart emoji. The post was timestamped at 7:18 am and adorned with a cute heart sticker. Jackky showed his love by reposting Rakul's story on his own Instagram. Rakul Preet Singh and Jackky Bhagnani tied the knot in a close ceremony in Goa on February 21. They had two ceremonies - as per Sikh and Sindhi traditions. Rakul Preet Singh Had a Backup Plan to Study Fashion If Acting Didn’t Work Out, She Revealed in a Podcast (View Post).

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The couple's family members and close friends attended the wedding in Goa. From Akshay Kumar, Tiger Shroff, Shilpa Shetty to Arjun Kapoor, Varun Dhawan and Esha Deol, the who's who of Bollywood marked their presence at the ceremony to bless the couple as they embarked on their new journey. Rakul and Jackky made their relationship official on Instagram in October 2021. On the work front, Rakul will be seen in Indian 2 alongside Kamal Haasan. The film also stars Bobby Simhaa and Priya Bhavani Shankar in key roles. The first part was released in 1996, starring Kamal Haasan as an aged freedom fighter who decides to wage a war against corruption.