Bollywood sends out prayers for 26/11 martyrs

New Delhi: Remembering all those who lost their lives during the 26/11 terror attacks in the country's entertainment capital, Bollywood celebrities took on Twitter to convey their prayers to the victims and their families.

Here is what some of the celebrities posted on the micro-blogging site:

Anupam Kher: "My heart goes out to all those who lost a dear one in the 26/11 attacks. And the saddest part is there is no closure given to it yet."

Abhishek Bachchan: "I don't know one Indian who doesn't remember where he or she was on 26/11 two years ago. We will not forget! Thoughts and prayers to all the families who lost loved ones."

Kabir Bedi: "Remembering all who died; all who fought terror; all wounded; all their families & the city that suffered so bravely."

Mandira Bedi: "Everyone of us knows someone affected or victimized by the 26/11 attacks. My thoughts and prayers for all who suffered."

Kunal Kohli: "26/11 is the next important date after 26/1 and 15/8, it reminds us how we need to protect the other two dates. But have we learnt?"

Vishal Dadlani: "Everyone who's written, forwarded or posted a 26/11 commemorative message today, ask yourself what YOU'VE done to make India stronger."

Madhur Bhandarkar: "3 yrs have pass & still 26/11 cannot be forgotten as the day of inhumanity. A silent prayer for the ones we lost on Nov 26th, 2008."

Farhan Akhtar: "3 yrs ago was shooting for OIF with @iHrithik when we heard of the 26/11 attacks. Deepest sympathies to all who lost a loved one."

Sidhartha Mallya:"While a one minute silence won't do justice to those who were killed on 26/11, they must never be forgotten."

Rahul Bose: "In memoriam. For all those women and men who lost their lives in the terror. You are not forgotten."

Anushka Manchanda: "Sending out prayers for the ones we lost. And love for their families and friends."

Sophie Choudry: "Can never forget. Should never forget. That pain remains deep in every Indian's heart! My thoughts & prayers with all those who lost a loved one."

Atul Kasbekar: "26/11 in memory of those we lost. We must never forget."