When Celina Jaitly shared Raksha Bandhan post for her brother: 'We would walk into the mess with the confidence of Aamir Khan and Salman Khan from 'Andaaz Apna Apna'

Actor Celina Jaitlyonce penned one of the most heartwarming tributes to her brother, Major (Retd.) Vikrant Kumar Jaitly, on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan. In light of recent reports about her brother’s alleged detention in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) since September 2024, let's take a throwback look at a touching Raksha Bandhan post she shared on her Instagram handle.Her brother, who has been living in the UAE since 2016, was reportedly detained over national security concerns.

'From Pepsi plots to samosa scams'

Sharing a nostalgic photo with her brother, Celina wrote, “From Pepsi plots to samosa scams… this #rakhi is for the brother who made childhood feel like a permanent Officers’ Mess party (till #fauji dad received the bill).”The actress humorously recalled their mischief-filled days as fauji brats, describing how they used to sneak snacks at the officers’ mess, “We would walk into the mess with the confidence of Aamir & Salman from Andaaz Apna Apna, knowing fully well we’d be kneeling in the garden with both hands up once the bill reached our fathers.”She added, “This is not our story, this is every fauji brat’s story. We’ve all been punished for mysterious spikes in our fathers’ officers’ mess bills.”

A tribute to family, love, and shared mischief

Celina’s post beautifully captured the humor and warmth of growing up in an army household. She concluded, “Wishing every sibling duo the kind of laughter, love & lifelong mischief we’ve been blessed with. Having said that, I remember & thank our late parents for giving us each other, & for their love & light with which we live today.”

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