Ayushmann Khurrana: My friends have been my pillars of strength

On Friendship Day, Ayushmann Khurrana hopped on to social media and expressed how blessed he is to have great friends because as he says such human connections are what it keeps one going during times like coronavirus pandemic

Ayushmann Khurrana: My friends have been my pillars of strength

Pic courtesy/Ayushmann Khurrana's Instagram account

Like any other person, Ayushmann Khurrana's friends are and have been his "pillars of strength". On Friendship Day, the actor hopped on to social media and expressed how blessed he is to have great friends because as he says such human connections are what it keeps one going during times like coronavirus pandemic.

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I am blessed to have great friends! My friends have been my pillars of strength. This picture was taken when we were getting ready for a college play. We had started this group called Aaghaaz, the play was called Kumaraswami and I played the lead character. We were a total of 10 boys in the play and all of us went bald during the peak winters in Chandigarh! Rochak and I have always shared a special bond. We were both inclined towards the creative arts. I have known him since the 8th grade. We went to the same school since the late 90’s - St. John’s High School, Chandigarh. We became friends in school when we discovered that both of us are crazily passionate about music. I’m lucky that we clicked and since then we have stayed tight through thick and thin. During a pandemic like this, you realise how important human connections are. Along with Rochak, I am in touch with nearly 40 of my batchmates and I truly consider this as a blessing ðu00c2u009fu00c2u0092u00c2u009b Here’s wishing each and everyone of you a very Happy Friendship Day! @rochakkohli (Kumar Saurav, Jaiveer Singh and Mayank Choudhary also in the picture)

A post shared by Ayushmann Khurrana (@ayushmannk) onAug 2, 2020 at 5:14am PDT

The 'Bala' actor on Sunday shared a hilarious throwback picture on Instagram that was taken while he, along with his other team members, was getting ready for a college play. The actor explained the team had a total of 10 boys and all of them went "bald during the peak winters in Chandigarh".

In the captions, Khurrana also cherished and recalled his bond with his childhood best friend, Rochak Kohli, who now is a popular composer in Bollywood. The duo has been friends since 8th grade, and still share a refreshing, strong bond with each other.

"Rochak and I have always shared a special bond. We were both inclined towards the creative arts. We became friends in school when we discovered that both of us are crazily passionate about music. I'm lucky that we clicked and since then we have stayed tight through thick and thin," the 35-year-old actor wrote.

The 'Article 15' actor further said that it is "during a pandemic like this, you realise how important human connections are."

"Along with Rochak, I am in touch with nearly 40 of my batchmates and I truly consider this as a blessing," the actor added.

Today, on Friendship Day, scores of Bollywood celebrities have taken to social media platforms to share photos, and videos with their friends. Celebrated on the first Sunday of August every year, the day is perfect to stir that settled friendship one more time.

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