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'Jeh Is That You? Carbon Copy Of Bebo': Kareena Kapoor Khan's Childhood Photo Has Fans Gushing Over Striking Mother-Son Resemblance

Actress Kareena Kapoor Khan turned 46 on Monday, September 21, and birthday wishes poured in from across the Bollywood fraternity. Among the heartfelt messages was a special birthday tribute from her sister, actress Karisma Kapoor, who marked the occasion by sharing a nostalgic childhood photo of the two sisters. Karisma Kapoor's Birthday Wish For Kareena Kapoor Khan Karisma shared the adorable…

'Jeh Is That You? Carbon Copy Of Bebo': Kareena Kapoor Khan's Childhood Photo Has Fans Gushing Over Striking Mother-Son Resemblance

Celebrity Kareena Kapoor Khan celebrated her 46th birthday on Monday, September 21, 2021, with an outpouring of birthday wishes from her colleagues in the Bollywood industry. Among the heartfelt messages was a special tribute from her sister, actress Karisma Kapoor, who shared a nostalgic childhood photograph of the two sisters.

Karisma's birthday message for Kareena read, “Happy birthday to the best sister ever. Always side by side Always twinning and winning. Love you mostest.” The photo sparked a wave of fan reactions online, with many noticing a striking resemblance between the younger Karisma and her younger son, Jeh. Several social media users commented, “Omg Kareena looks just like Jeh” and “Same Jeh,” expressing their belief that the actress bore a strong resemblance to her son.

The comparisons extended to other fans, who jokingly referred to Jeh as a “carbon copy of Bebo” or a “Taimur or Jeh’s 80s trend.” Jehangir Ali Khan, affectionately known as Jeh, was born on February 21, 2021, making him the younger son of Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan. Taimur Ali Khan, their elder son, was born on December 20, 2016. Their parents married in October 2012.

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