Ayesha Shroff's Rakhi Wish For Tiger And Krishna Came With A Throwback Gold
Taking to Instagram, Ayesha shared a childhood picture where Tiger Shroff was wearing a white t-shirt and smiling while sitting beside his sister, Krishna Shroff.
On the occasion of Raksha Bandhan, producer Ayesha Shroff shared an adorable throwback picture of her children, Tiger Shroff and Krishna Shroff. On August 9, Ayesha took to social media to share an unseen childhood picture of the star kids alongside a picture of them taken in recent years.
Taking to Instagram, Ayesha shared a childhood picture where Tiger Shroff was wearing a white t-shirt and smiling while sitting beside his sister, Krishna Shroff, who was seen wearing a swimsuit and red hat on her head. Little Krishna's hair was done in two braids as she smiled at the camera.
Ayesha shared the adorable childhood pictures of the star kids, contrasting with a picture of them in recent years. In the recent picture, the boy from the previous one had grown up, as he sported a full-face beard and defined abs, wearing a white blazer suit and posing alongside Krishna, who was looking dazzling in a sequinned gown and bold makeup. Sharing Tiger and Krishna's transition from sweet little kids to Bollywood heartthrobs, Ayesha wrote in the caption, 'Happy Raksha Bandhan, my gang!!! May nothing on earth ever break this bond you guys have!" Soon after sharing the picture, fans took to the comment section to praise the beautiful bond shared by Tiger and Krishna.
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On The Work Front
Tiger Shroff was last seen in Rahul Shetty-directed Jahaan. This short film explores the stark realities of climate change and human apathy, combining poignant storytelling with arresting visuals. Up next, the actor is all set to reprise his role in Baaghi 4. After five years of waiting, Tiger Shroff's action franchise Baaghi is returning with another action-packed instalment. Directed by A Harsha, Baaghi 4 casts Sanjay Dutt, Sonam Bajwa, and Harnaaz Sandhu alongside Tiger Shroff in lead roles. The film is scheduled to hit the theatres on September 5.
On the other hand, Krishna Shroff is an entrepreneur and television personality. Although she did not follow her brother's footsteps and join the film industry, she too shares a passion for martial arts like Tiger Shroff. Krishna is the founder of Matrix Fight Night, a mixed martial arts promotion company. She is also a well-known face on television. In 2024, Krishna appeared in Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi 14 and finished as a runner-up. Currently, she is seen on the rural reality show Chhoriyan Chali Gaon.
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