When young Sharmila Tagore pinned a rose on the jacket of former Indian PM Jawaharlal Nehru.
Saba Ali KhanYoung Pataudi, Classic throbac and redearing are famous in the film industry for sharing pictures Nawab familyAmong the throbac Montage, Khan shared one of her mother Sharmila Tagore, including the picture, where experienced actress was pinning roses on former Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru’s jacket while she was younger.
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In a 2022 Instagram post, Saba Ali Khan shared some pictures, including Yuva Tagore, dancing among child artists on stage, looking in a mirror, and pinning roses. Furthermore, the photos included Tagore when she grew up, where her hair had rollers, like a wonderful actor who she is. The last photo was close to the heart as it captured a happy moment between the couple, Sharmila Tagore and Mansoor Ali Khan. Capging the video, “A star 🌟 is born …..! A child protag … a star. You are proud of you! He appreciated his mother.
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Fan of ‘Black of KashmirThe actress was happy to see the photos never seen. Some appreciated the grace of the actress, while others wished to be like her. A user commented, “Bahot khoobsurat (very beautiful).” Another person said, “How can someone be beautiful.” A third user claimed, “Old Is Allways Gold,” While fourth, “Wow such amazing unseen photos !!”
Sharmila Tagore’s legacy
Born in 1944, Sharmila left an indelible impression in the Indian film industry, which led to a inheritance. The actress is known for her proficiency and elegance, belonging to Polymath Rabindranath Tagore. As one of the biggest actresses, she did not hesitate to make a courageous option – and stood between the rest.
Tagore tied his knot with former Indian cricket captain Mansoor Ali Khan in 1968, and has three children – Saif Ali Khan and Soha Ali Khan, who extended Tagore’s legacy to become a successful actor, and Saba Ali Khan, who made his way and is an jewelery designer.
Sharmila Tagore received India’s third highest civilian award in 2013 for her contribution to Indian culture.
