Legendary Indian spinner and former cricket team captain, Bishan Singh Bedi, has sadly passed away at the age of 77. This news has deeply saddened the nation, and various celebrities, including Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan, expressed their condolences on social media. Among them, Angad Bedi, Bedi's son and an actor, has now responded to Salman Khan's heartfelt tweet.

On October 23rd, Bishan Singh Bedi left us, leaving behind a remarkable legacy. Salman Khan took to his social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), to pay his respects. In his tweet, Khan shared his admiration and love for Angad's father, remembering him as an extraordinary bowler and an exceptional man. Salman Khan's tweet read, "My dear brother Angad, it saddens me to hear about your dad. What a bowler and what a man! We, as a family, have loved and respected him. God bless his soul. Now, you are the head of the family. Remember, the Almighty watches over you. Your dad was a legend, brother. Love you."

In response, Angad Bedi took a page out of the Tiger Zinda Hai playbook, a film in which he and Salman Khan shared the screen space in 2017. Bedi reposted Khan's message and expressed his gratitude for his thoughtful phone call. He wrote, "Aaounga toh saath... varna Satsiakal sir!! @BeingSalmanKhan bhai, that phone call meant a lot.. thank you."

Let's remember Bishan Singh Bedi, a cricketing icon who was born in Amritsar on September 25, 1946. He began his cricket career in 1966 and represented the Indian cricket team till 1979. Bedi's contribution in the 67 Test matches he played was remarkable, claiming 266 wickets. His outstanding performance also played an important role in India's victory over England in the 1971 series, where he captained the team in place of the injured Ajit Wadekar.

Bishan Singh Bedi was recognized by experts for his exceptional spin bowling skills, making him one of the finest Indian spinners of all time. His talent extended beyond international cricket, as he also shone on the domestic stage, representing Delhi in the Ranji Trophy for numerous years.

The world of cricket mourns the loss of Bishan Singh Bedi, but his legacy and contributions will forever be remembered. May his soul rest in peace.