Agastya Nanda Makes Instagram Debut; Gauri Khan, Suhana Khan Welcome The Archies Actor

Agastya Nanda, who played the lead in Zoya Akhtar's 'The Archies', has finally joined Instagram.

Agastya Nanda shared a breathtaking self-portrait on Instagram.

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New Delhi: Agastya Nanda has finally debuted on Instagram. Viewers may see his acting debut in The Archies, directed by Zoya Akhtar and available on Netflix. Within only a few hours, Agastya amassed more than 5,000 followers after posting a photo of himself without a message. As he posted on Instagram, his loved ones greeted him with open arms and offered their best wishes for his future endeavours.

‘The Archies’, directed by Zoya Akhtar, was Agastya Nanda's acting debut. In contrast to his co-stars, the actor was noticeably absent from social media until today, when he made his public Instagram debut. 

The star kid's first Instagram picture is an enthralling self-portrait, and it has since gone viral. Sitting on the floor, Agastya wears a brown t-shirt and beige trousers for an understated but fashionable style. His endearing expression in the post has caused it to go viral. 

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Gauri Khan immediately commented when Agastya uploaded the picture, writing a "big hug." Additionally, Suhana Khan and his sister Navya Nanda greeted him on Instagram with the remark “Welcome.”

Agastya‘s mother Shweta Bachchan wrote, "Love and hugs baby boy." Arjun Kapoor wrote for Agastya, "Welcome Aggy boy!!!" 

Rumour has it that Agastya Nanda is seeing Suhana Khan, daughter of Gauri Khan and Shah Rukh Khan. Suhana also made her Bollywood debut in Zoya Akhtar's Netflix feature ‘The Archies’. The musical drama featured Agastya as Archie Andrews and Suhana as Veronica Lodge.

According to reports, Agastya will be seen as the lead in the military drama 'Ikkis,' which is adapted from the autobiography of Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal. At the age of twenty-one, he became a martyr during the Indo-Pak War of 1971.