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Aditi Rao is 'saving tigers' on birthday

Darpan News Desk, 28 Oct, 2015 12:00 AM

Actress Aditi Rao Hydari is saving tigers on her 29th birthday on Wednesday.

"This is where I am today saving tigers with this amazing person @BittuSahgal @ndtv #AircelSaveOurTigers #Sundarbans," Aditi, who has featured in films like “Delhi-6”, “London, Paris, New York”, “Rockstar” and “Khoobsurat”, tweeted.

While the "Guddu Rangeela" actress is in the Sundarbans, her friends from the industry have wished her on Twitter:

Riteish Deshmukh: Happy birthday @aditiraohydari. Have a great day and a super year ahead.

Pulkit Samrat: Happy Birthday girl! @aditiraohydari

Guneet Monga: Happy Birthday Gorgeous !! More power and keep shinning @aditiraohydari

Punit Malhotra: @aditiraohydari happy birthday my friend. Have a good one.

Lisa Ray: Happy Birthday to the graceful @aditiraohydari

Nikkhil Advani: Happy birthday @aditiraohydari. Have a super duper year and keep spreading the love. Cheers!

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