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Home / Trending / Alia Bhatt Reaches Out To Her 8 Year Old Self

Alia Bhatt reaches out to her 8-year-old self with 'AI hug'

A fan page of the actor made an adorable edit of Bhatt’s present self-hugging her younger self
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:49 PM Sep 16, 2025 IST
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Alia Bhatt has joined the latest AI-powered trend sweeping social media, where Google Gemini's Nano Banana feature creates touching portraits of one's present self-hugging their younger self.

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A fan page crafted an adorable edit showing Alia Bhatt's current self-embracing her younger version, captioning it, "I can’t, the younger one would be so proud today".

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The Gangubai Kathiawadi actress re-shared the image on her Instagram Stories with a message: "Sometimes we just have to reach out and hug our inner eight-year-old. Thank you for this one". She also added a Taylor Swift song 'The Way I Loved You' to the post, giving a thumbs up.

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