New Delhi: Film stars are also celebrating the Bhai Dooj festival with great pomp with their brothers and sisters. Meanwhile, Bollywood 'Queen' Kangana Ranaut has specially congratulated the brothers by sharing a post on social media. The actress shared beautiful pictures with her brothers on the story section of the social media platform Instagram and wrote in the caption, 'Bhai Dooj is a festival in which the sister vows to protect her brother while wishing for his dignity, pride and well-being.' The actress has also tagged her brothers Varun Ranaut, Akshat Ranaut, and Karan Ranaut on the post.

Kangana Ranaut often takes the help of social media to stay connected with her fans. Earlier, the actress had shared some pictures from Rajasthan, in which she is seen spending peaceful moments in Mirabai's palace. Along with the Chittorgarh fort in Rajasthan, she visited the temple of her Kuldevi, glimpses of which she showed.

(Photo courtesy: Instagram@kanganaranaut)

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'Bhai Dooj' is a symbol of the sacred relationship between brother and sister
. The festival of Bhai Dooj is being celebrated across the country. According to religious beliefs, on the day of Bhai Dooj, sisters keep a fast and listen to a story. In the story, the sister curses her brother. After that, the sister also prays for freedom from that curse. After listening to the story, the sisters feed sweets to their brother and complete the fast, and pray for their brother's long life. Sisters make special preparations for the puja from the morning itself.