Looking at the picture above, can you identify the famous sportsman that this seemingly ordinary kid grew up to be today?
Thus, famous personalities share their childhood photos on social media, which fans are pleasantly surprised to see. Their aim is to relive their childhood memories and share them with their fans.
There is also a reason why celebrities today want their fans to know what they looked like in their childhood.
However, recently, the famous former fast bowler Wasim Akram’s childhood picture has become an adornment on the photo and video sharing platform Instagram.
The former fast bowler took to social media to share two different pictures, one of which is of today’s generation and the other of children born in the 60s to 90s.
The purpose of this post is to compare the pictures of children from different periods. In earlier times, people used to wear black tika and black thread to protect their children from the evil eye, and there is no special arrangement for their pictures. While today’s generation does not rely on black thread and black thread to keep their children safe from sight, on the contrary, today, regular arrangements are made to take pictures of children.
The next picture in the above post of Wasim Akram is of his own childhood.
Sharing his picture, the player confirmed to the viral post that even in his childhood, his parents used to wear black teeka and black thread to protect him from prying eyes.
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