Chiranjeevi Calls Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore’s Homecoming ‘A True-Blue Blockbuster!’

Megastar Chiranjeevi and Bollywood actor R. Madhavan was among the first to extend a warm welcome to NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore as they returned to Earth after an extended stay in space.

Chennai: Megastar Chiranjeevi and Bollywood actor R. Madhavan was among the first to extend a warm welcome to NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore as they returned to Earth after an extended stay in space.

Chiranjeevi Hails Their Journey as ‘A True Blue Blockbuster’

Taking to social media, Chiranjeevi expressed his admiration for the astronauts’ incredible journey.

“Welcome back to Earth, Sunita Williams & Butch Wilmore!! Historic and heroic ‘home’ coming!!! Went for eight days to space and returned after 286 days, after an astonishing 4,577 orbits around the Earth! Your story is unmatchably dramatic, utterly nerve-wracking, unbelievably nail-biting thriller and the greatest adventure ever. A true blue blockbuster!! More power to you!!!”

He also praised SpaceX Dragon Crew-9 for successfully bringing them back home.

Madhavan Shares Heartfelt Welcome Message

Actor R. Madhavan also took to Instagram to express his relief and joy at Sunita Williams’ safe return.

“Welcome back to Earth, our dear Sunita Williams. Our prayers have been answered… So wonderful to see you safe and smiling. After more than 260 uncertain days in space, this is all God’s grace and millions of praying souls’ prayers being answered. Great job all at #SpaceXFalcon9 #NASA and the entire crew. God bless you.”

NASA’s Crew-9 Mission: A Historic Homecoming

1. Extended Stay in Space

2. Dramatic Return to Earth

3. 45-Day Rehabilitation Program

SpaceX Dragon Crew-9 Ensures Safe Return

The astronauts’ return was made possible after the arrival of Crew-10 at the ISS on Sunday, allowing them to prepare for their journey home.

With this historic mission, NASA, SpaceX, and the global space community have once again demonstrated the unparalleled resilience of human space exploration.

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