Shilpa Shirodkar Gets Nostalgic, Shares Throwback of Her First Ad with Her Mother – Watch

Bollywood actress Shilpa Shirodkar, known for her iconic performances in the 90s, recently took a trip down memory lane by sharing a special throwback on Instagram. The actress, who has delivered memorable films like Aankhen, Khuda Gawah, Kishen Kanhaiya, and Gopi Kishan, posted a rare video from her childhood—her first-ever advertisement, featuring her mother, Vanita Shirodkar.  

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Expressing her love and gratitude towards her late mother, Shilpa got nostalgic and captioned the post, she wrote, “Throwback to my first ad with the woman who made me who I am today – my mom. Thank you #JohnsonsAndJohnsons for this.”

The video showcases young Shilpa in her early days, proving that acting runs in her veins. With her mother by her side, the ad not only marks the beginning of her career but also highlights the strong foundation of support she received from her family.

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Fans quickly flooded the comments section, reminiscing about their own childhood memories and appreciating the beautiful mother-daughter bond.  

Having started her journey at a young age, Shilpa went on to become one of Bollywood’s most sought-after actresses in the 90s. Her effortless screen presence, charm, and powerful performances won her a dedicated fan base.

After stepping away from films for a while, she made a remarkable comeback to television and reality shows. Recently seen in Bigg Boss 18, Shilpa once again won hearts with her grace, authenticity, and strong personality.  

This throwback is not just a cherished memory but also marks Shilpa’s iconic journey, from a child artist to a Bollywood sensation. As she continues to shine with her timeless charm, her story is an inspiration.

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