As a lifestyle expert with a rich background in sports and entertainment, I must say that watching India shine brightly at the Paris Olympics has been nothing short of exhilarating! The spirit of unity and resilience displayed by our athletes is truly inspiring.
At this year’s Olympic Games in Paris, India is creating quite a stir with impressive performances. The Indian Hockey team brought home a bronze medal, followed by Neeraj Chopra earning a silver in javelin throw. Now, a momentous event unfolded as debutant Aman Sehrawat claimed the bronze medal in men’s 57kg wrestling at the Paris Olympics. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and popular Bollywood personalities like Ranveer Singh and Kareena Kapoor have extended their congratulations to Aman for his remarkable achievement.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his congratulations to Aman Sehrawat on the platform known as X (previously Twitter). In his message, PM Modi revealed that he feels an even greater sense of pride and wrote a heartfelt note for the wrestling champion, acknowledging his unwavering dedication and resilience in the sport.
“Our wrestlers make us incredibly proud! Aman Sehrawat has won a Bronze Medal in the Men’s Freestyle 57 kg at the Paris Olympics. His determination and resilience are truly inspiring. The nation is elated by this incredible achievement,” said our Prime Minister on Twitter.
Check out his tweet below:
Runveer Singh used Instagram to congratulate Aman Sehrawat on his bronze medal victory at the Olympics. He shared an image from the wrestling tournament, showcasing Aman’s triumphant moment, and adorned it with an Indian flag emblem.
In his post, the actor from Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani referred to the wrestler as “the lion of Haryana’s realm.”
Kareena Kapoor also sent her congratulations to Aman through her Instagram story. She specifically mentioned him and wrote a simple message that said, “Congratulations,” showing her happiness in the post.
Take a look at the screenshots of their Instagram stories:
Shahid Kapoor’s spouse, Mira Rajput, shared an image on Instagram featuring Aman Sehrawat holding the Indian flag triumphantly aloft. In her Instagram post, Mira captioned it, “Bringing victory home.”
As a die-hard admirer, I, too, couldn’t help but extend my heartfelt congratulations to the incredible Aman on his triumphant victory! In the spirit of celebration, Jackky Bhagnani took to his Instagram story to pen an emotional message for our esteemed wrestling champion.
“What an impressive start! Kudos to Aman Sehrawat for securing the bronze medal in wrestling! This is only the beginning of greater things,” he penned in his post.
Here are the screenshots of Mira and Jackky’s Instagram stories:
In a heartfelt message, the actor Randeep Hooda – originally from Haryana like himself – acknowledged Aman Sehrawat on occasion X. Addressing him as ‘pehelwan’, Randeep commended Aman’s performance using some local Haryanvi phrases.
“He won the first and only bronze medal in wrestling at Paris 2024, making him the youngest individual medalist in the Olympics.”
Check out Randeep Hooda’s tweet here:
As an overjoyed admirer, I can hardly contain my excitement as I pen down these words! The young prodigy, Aman Sehrawat, has etched his name into the annals of Indian sports history by becoming our nation’s youngest medal winner at just 21 years old. He not only outshone the legendary PV Sindhu but also surpassed her record.
In simpler terms, Aman’s victory earned a bronze medal for India at the current Olympics in Paris. Earlier in this Olympics, our country had already bagged one silver medal and a total of four bronze medals.
1. Neeraj Chopra claimed a silver medal in javelin throw, while Manu Bhaker earned four bronze medals: one in women’s 10m air pistol, another in the mixed team 10m air pistol (with Sarabjot Singh), and two more individual bronzes. Additionally, Swapnil Kusale achieved success in men’s shooting, and Team India secured a win in hockey.
Congratulations to wrestling champion Aman Sehrawat for winning the bronze medal at the Olympics!
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2024-08-09 23:07