Kangana Ranaut Gets Nostalgic, Shares Childhood Photos That Are Simply Awwwdorable

Kangana shared a series of pictures featuring herself, her parents and her sister Rangoli.

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New Delhi: Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut went down the memory lane and shared some adorable pictures from her childhood. Kangana shared a series of pictures featuring herself, her parents and her sister Rangoli.

The actress took to her Instagram story to give a glimpse of the teenage Kangana to her fans. The first picture shows what the 'Thalaivii' actress used to look like way back in the year 2000. Sharing the picture, she wrote,"Ha ha...must be class 9th...year 2000." 

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Kangana then shared a priceless picture of her sister Rangoli with their father. Tagging her sister, she wrote, "Rangs see what I found." She also shared a portrait of Rangoli, dressed in a salwar suit.

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She lastly shared a picture from her school days with her best friend Nancy. Kangana wrote, "School days...that's me and my best friend Nancy from class 2nd."

Kangana Ranaut has lately been hitting the headlines for her vocal opinions, making herself land-up in several controversies and becoming a topic for trolling by netizens. To ring-in the New Year, she visited the Tirupati Balaji Temple. Sharing a series of pictures, the actress wrote that she wishes to receive more love letters and less FIRs this year.

Shedding light on the importance of the Balaji Temple, Kangana wrote,"There is only one Rahu Kaetu temple in the world...It’s very close to Tirupati Balaji….performed some rituals there …. Out of five elemental Lingas, Vayo ( air element) Linda is also situated here …. Quite a remarkable place …. I went there to have the mercy of my beloved enemies, in this year I want less Police complains / FIR’s and more love letters….Jai Rahu Ketu ji ki."

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On the work front, Kangana has an interesting line-up of projects. She will next be seen in 'Dhaakad' and 'Tejas' along with 'Manikarnika: The Legend of Didda'.