Rishi Kapoor And Little Ranbir In Throwback Gold Shared By Neetu Kapoor
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Now that is called a throwback
Can we call Neetu Kapoor the queen of throwback posts, please? Reason: Her latest Instagram update. She has shared a major throwback gold from her family album. Here, we can spot her late husband Rishi Kapoor and son Ranbir Kapoor sharing the frame with film analyst Raj Bansal. The picture was clicked at Padampura Jain Temple. Neetu Kapoor, after 30 years, paid a visit to the same temple with Raj Bansal and his son. Sharing the pictures, the veteran actress wrote, “After 30 years visited the same temple with Raj Bansal this time with his son.”
Here are the pictures we are talking about:
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