Palash Muchhal, Smriti Mandhana's boyfriend, posts an emotional "sabse aage hai hum" in celebration of the World Cup victory.

Bollywood celebrities and the BCCI praised and awarded Smriti Mandhana and Team India for their historic victory over South Africa in the ICC Women's World Cup, which Palash Muchhal celebrated.

Indian cricket player Smriti Mandhana's boyfriend, music composer Palash Muchhal, expressed his happiness and satisfaction following India's women's cricket team's historic victory in the inaugural ICC Women's World Cup. Palash celebrated the milestone on Instagram after the team's exciting victory over South Africa.

He posted a picture of Smriti clutching the prize with the words, "Sabse aage hai hum Hindustani," as the caption.

Team India will receive a bounty of ₹51 crore from the BCCI.
In honor of the Indian women's cricket team's historic World Cup victory, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced a ₹51 crore cash incentive.

Team India is praised by Bollywood and the film industry.
Celebrities from the South Indian and Bollywood film industries joined in the festivities, lauding the team's enthusiasm and tenacity.

In an emotional letter, actor Riteish Deshmukh wrote, "hmaarii coriyaaN, choroN se k'aum hai kyaa? History bows. Daughters get up. India will always be proud of this. This event will live on in the memory of our nation forever. Generations of young ladies will be motivated to play for India by this! Fantastic triumph for Team India... @ImHarmanpreet.

Superstar Mammootty of Malayalam also sent his best wishes, stating, "Congratulations to our amazing Women's #TeamIndia! You've created history and inspired pride in a whole country. This victory is a tale of character, tenacity, and faith more than just a victory. Champions, you have my admiration.

"Congratulations and thank you to our cricket team," remarked lyricist Javed Akhtar. You have made us all incredibly proud, girls.

The team's commanding performance was praised by legendary actor Anil Kapoor, who wrote, "From dream to dominance, our women just owned the world! What a declaration, what an enduring legacy!

India's momentous triumph at DY Patil Stadium
India's women's team defeated South Africa by 52 runs in the final, which took place on November 2 at DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. This triumph was historic and will go down in Indian sports history.