Veer Pahariya celebrated his brother Shikhar Pahariya's birthday by taking to his social media handle and dropping a sweet birthday wish - not an everyday birthday wish! He shared a nostalgic childhood picture with Shikhar Pahariya that captured the essence of their brotherly bond. Sharing a glimpse of the childhood treasure, he wrote, "Happy birthday" accompanied by multiple heart emojis. This heartfelt gesture highlights their close relationship and the bond they've created over the years. This sweet birthday wish not only reflects the loving bond between the two but also reminds of thier cherished moments of childhood.
Meanwhile, Veer Pahariya is basking in the success of his debut film, Sky Force. After witnessing a successful theatrical run, the film is soaring high on its OTT debut, too. Audiences are hailing Veer Pahariya's unconventional choice of debut film and the smoothness with which he pulled off a complex character. Shikhar who is rumoured to be dating Janhvi Kapoor recently was in the news after he gave a fitting reply to a troll for a castesit remark which won everyone's appreciation. The post featured Shikhar with his pet dogs and had a caption wishing people on Diwali. The troll left a comment that read, "Lekin tu toh Dalit hai (But, you're a Dalit) (sic)."Highlighting the situation, he wrote, "It's honestly pathetic that in 2025, there are still people like you with a small, backward mindset. Diwali is a festival of light, progress and unity - concepts that are clearly beyond your limited intellect (sic)."
Continuing further, he wrote, "India’s strength has always been in its diversity and inclusivity, something you clearly fail to grasp. Maybe instead of spreading ignorance, you should focus on educating yourself, because right now, the only thing truly ‘untouchable’ here is your level of thinking (sic)."Shikhar had captioned the post, "May the arrival of Lord Ram bring a year of light and prosperity, may good reign over evil and may we have the strength and wisdom to always pick the path of righteousness. blessed are those who have the ability to help, uplift and protect those who need it. May we recognise this blessing and live with gratitude. I wish this for all of us. I wish you all, the happiest Diwali (sic)."