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Bollywood Siblings' Childhood Snapshots Unveiled for Raksha Bandhan 2026
✍️ The Indian Express
🗓 28 Aug 2026, 09:33 AM
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The Indian Express has released a collection of rarely seen childhood photographs of several well‑known Bollywood sibling duos to mark Raksha Bandhan 2026.
New Delhi – To celebrate Raksha Bandhan 2026, The Indian Express published a curated set of childhood photographs featuring a handful of celebrated Bollywood sibling pairs. The pictures, many of which have never been seen in public archives, showcase the stars in candid moments from schoolyards, family gatherings and early film sets, underscoring the festival’s theme of sibling affection.
The collection spans a range of eras, from the 1970s to the present day, and includes images of actors who later rose to fame together or separately. While the newspaper did not disclose every name, it highlighted that the archive contains rare frames of siblings who have become household names in Indian cinema, offering fans a nostalgic glimpse into their early lives.
Social media users responded enthusiastically, sharing the photos and recalling personal memories of the stars’ on‑screen collaborations. Commentators noted that the visual tribute aligns with Raksha Bandhan’s cultural emphasis on protecting and honoring one’s brother or sister, and that such archival releases help preserve the personal histories of India’s film icons.
The collection spans a range of eras, from the 1970s to the present day, and includes images of actors who later rose to fame together or separately. While the newspaper did not disclose every name, it highlighted that the archive contains rare frames of siblings who have become household names in Indian cinema, offering fans a nostalgic glimpse into their early lives.
Social media users responded enthusiastically, sharing the photos and recalling personal memories of the stars’ on‑screen collaborations. Commentators noted that the visual tribute aligns with Raksha Bandhan’s cultural emphasis on protecting and honoring one’s brother or sister, and that such archival releases help preserve the personal histories of India’s film icons.