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30 Childhood Photos Of Indian Celebrities We Bet You Haven’t Seen Before

Childhood Photos Of Indian Celebrities

November 18th, 2017   |   Updated on April 2nd, 2024

When we are kids, we never know what will we be once we grow up. There’s an innocence to it, and that holds true for every person alive today. Everyone had a different upbringing, but an upbringing nonetheless.

Here are photos from the childhood of some of the most famous people in India:

1. Guess who this is. It’s Virender Sehwag!

 

2. And this. Rohit Sharma

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3. From being on a stage in front of thousands to leading an entire nation of billions. Narendra Modi in a school play.

Narendra Modi in a school play

 

4. This crazy kid who became the lifeline of the nation on the cricket pitch. The Little Master when he was actually little, Sachin Tendulkar.

Little Master

 

5. Bhai showing off his body even as a baby. Salman Khan, posing for a photo.

Bhai showing

 

6. Check out King Khan’s hairstyle in this one. Shahrukh Khan as a baby.

Shahrukh Khan

 

7. The chhotu Rahul Dravid is giving us a cuteness overload.

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8. This is little Virat.

 

9. Sachin Tendulkar and Vinod Kambli when they won trophies together!

 

10. Sourav Ganguly was a dada even when he was a kid!

 

11. Yuvi celebrating his birthday.

 

12. Here’s another one of him Yuvi with his sisters.

 

13. Captain Dhoni with his young team.

 

14. God knows where the aggression comes from on the field. A young Virat Kohli having fun with family.

Virat Kohli

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15. This small kid admiring a water droplet would one day be given responsibility to lead the Congress party. Rahul Gandhi taking a bath as a baby.

Rahul Gandhi

 

16. The calm expression that remained a constant even when he grew up. MS Dhoni as a young boy.

MS Dhoni as a young boy

 

17. The man who set out to fight corruption clicked as a young boy. Arvind Kejriwal during his school years.

Arvind Kejriwal

 

18. Just like the chocolate in her hands, her cuteness stuck around. Katrina Kaif with her ever-so-beautiful smile, even as a baby.

Katrina Kaif

 

19. Not many young girls who look sad are consoled by Salman Khan. But here, Kareena Kapoor certainly was lucky enough.

Kareena Kapoor

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20. His expressions on camera definitely improved when he grew up. A young Ranbir Kapoor looks clueless under his cap.

young Ranbir Kapoor

 

21. The young nawab clicked with his sisters. Saif Ali Khan with his sisters Soha & Saba.

Saif Ali Khan

 

22. The nation wants to know how this young boy became the most popular TV anchor? Arnab Goswami with an expression we rarely see now, a smile.

Arnab Goswami

 

23. The young boy who would become The Wall of our national cricket team. Rahul Dravid as poised as ever.

Rahul Dravid

 

24. A musical maestro in the making. AR Rahman playing the keyboard as a young boy.

AR Rahman

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25. Just like him, she set out on her own path to success when she grew up. Deepika Padukone with her father & badminton legend, Prakash Padukone.

Deepika Padukone

 

26. When he was Small B. Amitabh Bachchan clicked with his mother and father, the renowned poet Harivanshrai Bachchan.

Small B. Amitabh Bachchan

 

27. She always knew where the camera was. Anushka Sharma with a mouthful of joy as a young girl.

Anushka Sharma

 

28. This young lady who would go on to win the Miss World crown and make the nation proud. Aishwarya Rai as a young schoolgirl.

Aishwarya Rai

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29. Gazing into the future, where she too would be a star like her dad. Sonakshi Sinha with her father Shatrughan Sinha

Sonakshi Sinha

 

30. Ravindra Jadeja, Indian Cricket Team all-rounder

 

Source: scoopwhoop.comindiatimes.comindia.com