Bollywood Stars: Then, and now!

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Photo credit is given at the end of each photo.* The article is a digital reproduction of a Yahoo! News photo.


Varun Dhawan: David Dhawan's younger son Varun was no good looker. Several years and some serious styling later, the Student of the Year star makes for good eye candy! Isn't there a noticeable big style change? 

 Photo credit: Yogen Shah.

2: Salman Khan: The "Mashallah" and "Tiger" superstar Salman. The Quite a journey from the solemn and sweet young man of then to the bad boy of today. The previous pictures does bring back a lot of memories. 


 3: Aamir Khan: This man needs no introduction. An actor and director and also associated with the filming industry for over a decade. Age has treated him well, buddy!

4: Kajol: I'll be frank, I actually didn't watch lots of Kajol films. But I did watch a few and they, according to me, are one of the best cine's I have ever seen. "Fanha", her film with Aamir Khan, topped the blockbuster charts. 

5: Deepika Padukone: Daughter of Prakash Padukone, she has transformed into a cute bubbly actor over the years. What else does a star need? 

6: Shah Rukh Khan, aka "King" Khan: Miles and miles between the cute little boy next door to the mighty King Khan. His sparkling eyes may have changed a bit through the years, but it hasn't done away with his immense charm and mass appeal. He isn't called "King" Khan for nothing y'know!


7: Hrithik Roshan: Chubby was his nickname as a child, but all that went out the door when he became an actor. Looks has changed a lot, hadn't they?


8: Kareena Kapoor: She is now the reigning queen of Bollywood and the Begum of Pataudi, but all those many years ago, Kareena was just another well endowed Punjabi kid.


9: Akshay Kumar: The Khiladi boy seemed traded in his hairy chest and floppy locks for a more toned physique and an inimitable smile. Parkour and martial arts keep Twinkle Khanna's husband square in demand in the industry.

I hope you've enjoyed watching the photos. 

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