‘International Men’s Day’ was celebrated across the world on 19 November. On this special occasion, everyone from Rashmika Mandanna to Sonali Bendre, Bhagyashree and Priya Dutt wrote an emotional post for the special men of their lives and expressed their love.

While sharing the post on ‘International Men’s Day’, Rashmika Mandanna wrote, ‘For all the men who are supporting their Bhumas and standing for them…and for all the Vikrams who are trying to better themselves…and for all the Vinays and Nana Gurus! Happy International Men’s Day. Lots of love and hugs to you all! With love, The Girlfriend’.

Sonali Bendre shared a post for father, husband and son

Bollywood actress Sonali Bendre also left no stone unturned to make this occasion special. The actress congratulated ‘International Men’s Day’ by sharing a post with her father, husband and son on social media. The actress wrote, ‘The man who raised me, who takes care of me and the little boy who fills my world with happiness. I am always grateful for all this. ‘Happy International Men’s Day’. Today and every day they should be celebrated a little more.

Bollywood actress Bhagyashree also expressed her opinion in an interview given to Times of India on the occasion of ‘International Men’s Day’. The actress said, ‘I never allowed the responsibilities of son and daughter to be decided on the basis of gender.’ The actress says, ‘First and foremost, the household chores have to be divided between both of them. It never happened that Abhimanyu returned tired and asked Avantika to bring water. No, that doesn’t happen. He himself goes and brings water.

On ‘International Men’s Day’, Bhagyashree said, ‘I respect men who come forward, listen, care and participate. I respect men who take responsibility, treat people equally and promote values ​​that strengthen homes and relationships.

Priya Dutt expressed gratitude to father, brother, husband and sons

Priya Dutt also wished in a special way on the occasion of ‘International Men’s Day’ by sharing some pictures with her father Sunil Dutt, brother Sanjay Dutt, husband Owen and sons. Priya wrote, ‘I want to say a heartfelt thank you to the wonderful men in my life. Papa, you taught me the true meaning of strength and compassion. Brother, you have always been my protector and guide. My husband, you fill my life with love, wisdom and laughter. My sons, you bring countless happiness and pride every day. Your presence has made my life more rich and blossoming. Happy International Men’s Day to all the men who make our lives better. #InternationalMensDay.

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International Men’s Day 2025: We often hear and read about many special days like Women’s Day, Girls’ Day, Mother’s Day, Women’s Empowerment. But do you know that a special day is also celebrated for men in the world. International Men’s Day is celebrated every year on 19 November. This day is an opportunity to say thanks to those men who tirelessly fulfill their responsibilities in their family, society and relationships.

The interesting thing is that there is very little talk about the emotions, stress, pressure or mental health related to men. This is the reason why International Men’s Day was started so that the world can understand the contributions and struggles of men. Meanwhile, a question often arises in the minds of people that in whose mind this idea came, whether it was started by a man or a woman, then let us know who gave the idea of ​​celebrating Men’s Day.

Who gave the idea of ​​celebrating Men’s Day?

Very few people know that the idea of ​​Men’s Day is very old. It was first tried to be celebrated in the 1960s, however, its true form and true identity was found in 1999. The idea of ​​celebrating Men’s Day on November 19 was given by Trinidad and Tobago historian and professor Dr. Jerome Tilak Singh. Inspired by his father’s contribution, he proposed November 19 as Men’s Day. His thinking was that like Women’s Day, there should be a similar day for men too, so that their problems and their role can also be discussed openly. This idea was later supported by UNESCO and many international organizations and soon this day started being celebrated in many countries of the world.

Who brought Men’s Day to India? You will be surprised to know the truth

Men’s Day was started by a woman in India. This woman was Uma Challa, a writer from Hyderabad. Uma Challa lived in America and from there she started campaigning for men’s rights and the need for a special day for them. Uma said that only women’s problems are discussed in the society. Men are always shown as powerful, but their sacrifices, pressures and emotions are not taken into account. Just as it is Women’s Day, there should be a day of respect for men too. Due to this thinking of Uma Challa, International Men’s Day was celebrated for the first time on a small scale in India in 2007.

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