On Teachers’ Day, many celebrities shared their gratitude for the educators who shaped their lives. Actors Khushbu Sundar, Manchu Manoj, and popular music composer Thaman took to social media to acknowledge the importance of teachers.
Khushbu Sundar, a well-known Tamil actress, producer, and politician, posted a heartfelt message on Instagram. She expressed her deep appreciation for all her teachers who built her strong foundation. Khushbu remembered her mother, saying, “My mom taught me love, compassion, family, and unity. Your lessons still guide me today.” She also appreciated her school teachers for opening her eyes to the world, teaching her about sharing, friendship, and equality. Khushbu thanked her principal, Smt. Vijayalakshmi Nair, for her wisdom and also expressed gratitude to her cinema mentors, especially director P. Vasu, for helping her grow as an actress. She spoke about her friends, who showed her the real meaning of unconditional love, and paid a tribute to former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi for inspiring her in politics. Khushbu concluded by thanking all those who have been pillars in her life, including her political mentor, Kalaignar. She shared, “Thank you for being my strength.”
Music director Thaman, known for his work in Telugu and Tamil films, also expressed his gratitude on social media. He thanked director Trivikram, whom he called his guru. Thaman wrote, “My teacher made me what I am today. Made things easy and understandable. Thank you, Trivikram Sir, for your guidance. Happy Teachers’ Day!”
Telugu actor and producer Manchu Manoj remembered his father, popular actor and politician Mohan Babu, as his teacher. On X (formerly Twitter), Manoj posted, “Happy Teachers’ Day to my dad, Mohan Babu, who guided me at every step. Thank you for being my best teacher. Wishing all teachers a happy and special Teachers’ Day!”
This year, celebrities highlighted the importance of teachers in shaping careers, lives, and even politics. Their heartfelt messages remind us how much educators mean to us all.
