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I'll always look up to my father: Sonakshi

IANS, 09 Dec, 2014 11:52 AM

On Shatrughan Sinha's 69th birthday Tuesday, his daughter and actress Sonakshi Sinha wished the actor-turned-politician, saying that he is her idol.

The "Kalicharan" star is often called Shotgun.

“Happy B'day to the man I will always look up to, n whos "sona baby" I will be forever, love u popsy@ShatruganSinha,” she tweeted.

Sonakshi, who gave a "dhamakedaar" birthday present last year in the form of "R... Rajkumar" to her father, also posted a photograph with him.

Singer Mika Singh also wished him calling him a "legend".

“Happy birthday to the legend...@ShatruganSinha ...Khamosh,” he tweeted.

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