Today, August 15, is celebrated as the nation's 77th Independence Day with fanfare. Today marks 76 years since the British Raj was abolished. Independence Day commemorates a number of things, including the battles that liberated us from British control, the sacrifices made by our freedom warriors, the people who died fighting for independence, and more. People celebrate the day by taking part in cultural events, going to flag-raising ceremonies, flying kites, donning Tricolor-themed attire, and more. Your favourite celebs may also share images and videos to commemorate the significant day. See how famous people are wishing their followers a happy Independence Day by scrolling through.

Independence Day is celebrating by everyone, everywhere around the world. Check out celebrities tweets.

Alia Bhatt greeted her followers a Happy Independence Day on Instagram, with the song Sare Jahan Se Accha playing in the background. It depicts the Tricolour with the sun, mountains, and flora. Take a look at the screengrab of the footage below.

Kareena Kapoor celebrated the 77th anniversary of India's independence by uploading a photo of the Indian Tricolour with the words, "Happy Independence Day [heart emoji]."

Shilpa Shetty captioned a flag hoisting video on Instagram, "Vande Mataram." It depicts the actress and her kid raising the Tricolour at her home. Check it out in the video below.

Kiara Advani celebrated the occasion by posting a video of herself with the BSF (Border Security Force). "Happy Independence Day, my fellow citizens!" While our hearts fill with pride every year on this day as we commemorate all of India's courageous souls, this year's experience was personal and one that I will treasure forever," she captioned the video.

Malaika Arora greeted her fans on Instagram stories by posting an image of the Indian Tricolour with the phrase "77th" inscribed on it. She captioned the shot, "Happy Independence Day." Ananya Panday, on the other hand, posted a video on Instagram using the song Vande Mataram. It has the words "Swatantra Diwas Ki Hardik Shubkamnayein. Jai Hind," as well as pictures portraying India's unique culture.