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Essay On Bollywood Siblings

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Sibling Bond: Top 20 Real Life Bollywood Siblings I know it isn't Raksha Bandhan yet, to write about Bollywood siblings, but after watching Dil Dhadakne Do on my laptop last night, I decided to dedicate a post on Bollywood siblings. It is said that sibling is the only enemy you cannot live without. There are some siblings who are like Tom and Jerry whereas some are sugar coated honey munchkins (wonder how they manage to be that). So, folks take a look at our top 20 B-town siblings and their strong bond, which might remind you of your dear brother or sister. Priyanka Chopra and Siddharth Chopra: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/16/19/d1/1619d108b942fa2b9b85f68b76200b96.jpg Our very favorite Piggy Chops calls her brother Siddharth Chopra …show more content…

Like all brothers he is a protective brother, and I am sure none of the girls would want this Bollywood hunk as a protective brother! Bipasha Basu and Vijayeta Basu and Bidisha Basu: http://i2.wp.com/celebritykick.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Bipasha-Basu-family-photos-sisters-Bidisha-Basu-and-Vijeyata-Basu.jpg I believe the mid kid is the sweetest (as I am a middle child). The bong beauty has an elder sister Bidisha and a younger sister Vijayeta Basu. She loves her elder sissy and shares as a child, how she would cuddle and sleep with her elder sister and would yell if her sister moved even slightly. Kriti Sanon and Nupur Sanon:

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