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Kareena Kapoor Khan To Akshay Kumar: Bollywood Celebrities’ Lockdown Evolution

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Kareena Kapoor Khan to Akshay Kumar: Bollywood celebrities’ lockdown evolution

Bollywood is back in business and we’ve got the pictures to prove it. With Unlock 4 upon us and life crawling forward to the new normal, our favourite B-town stars are wasting no time in swinging back in action. From kicking off the lockdown with workout videos, slugging through household chores, getting creative in the kitchen, to finally getting up and running around town, check out Bollywood celebrities’ lockdown evolution.

02/8​Kareena Kapoor Khan

Kareena Kapoor Khan made her Instagram debut right before the COVID-induced lockdown and fans of the actress had only their stars to thank. With movements restricted, everyone on the virtual world got a good peek into the Pataudi home with Bebo taking us through the various phases of lockdown be in cute and creative sessions with her son Taimur Ali Khan, workout videos, trips down memory lane and finally back on the film sets. The actress, who is pregnant with her second child, has been making the most of Unlock 4 by zooming around town fulfilling her shooting commitments.

Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Ali Khan

Nothing says “Unlock 4” quite like these photos of Sara Ali Khan and brother Ibrahim Ali Khan. The brother-sister duo not only gave fans major sibling goals but also doled out major fitness goals while they were at it. With lockdown restrictions easing around the country, the two got into their car and zoomed out of the state for a relaxing getaway in Goa.


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