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Anupam Kher turns 6 on Twitter

Darpan News Desk, 24 Sep, 2015 01:50 PM

As Anupam Kher turned six in the world of Twitter on Thursday, the veteran actor said he is glad that he stumbled upon the virtual platform which acts as a bridge to connect with his fans around the world.

“Today is my 6th Twitter Birthday. Thank you @twitter for giving me a platform to come closer to people I would've never known. Jai Ho,” Anupam tweeted on Thursday.

The “Baby” actor also thanked Pritish Nandy for introducing him to the micro-blogging site.

“Thank you @PritishNandy for introducing me to @twitter. I have 52,44,102 (and counting) co-travellers with me on this journey of life,” he added.

Anupam makes it a point to update his followers about his personal and professional life through the social platform.

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