Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt’s daughter Iqra Dutt has become the center of attention on social media after her latest pictures and videos went viral. Fans were quick to point out that the young star kid bears an extraordinary resemblance to her grandmother, the legendary actress Nargis Dutt. The striking similarity has sparked an emotional wave among cinema lovers, who are now recalling the charm and grace of one of Bollywood’s most iconic stars.
In the viral clips, Iqra, who is often seen alongside her twin brother Shahraan and mother Maanayata Dutt, looked elegant and graceful — qualities that fans immediately connected to Nargis. Many netizens even commented that it felt like Nargis had “returned” through her granddaughter. Several admirers expressed that Iqra’s facial features, smile, and even her mannerisms carry the aura of the late actress, making the resemblance impossible to ignore.
For those who may not know, Nargis Dutt was one of the most celebrated actresses of Indian cinema, remembered for her powerful performances in classics like Mother India, Barsaat, Chori Chori, and Shree 420. Her screen presence, coupled with her beauty and expressive eyes, made her a timeless legend. Seeing the echoes of her personality in Iqra has left many fans overwhelmed with nostalgia.
Social media platforms have since been flooded with side-by-side collages of Nargis and Iqra, with fans drawing comparisons between their youthful pictures. Some even went as far as to say that Iqra could carry forward her grandmother’s cinematic legacy if she ever chose to step into the world of acting.
Sanjay Dutt, who often shares warm family moments online, has not yet reacted to the comparisons, but his wife Maanayata has always spoken about how the children remain deeply connected to the Dutt family’s roots and history.
The emotional buzz around Iqra’s resemblance to Nargis not only reflects the love fans continue to hold for the late actress but also highlights how certain legacies seem to live on through generations. For Bollywood fans who grew up watching Nargis on the silver screen, seeing her essence mirrored in her granddaughter feels like a heartwarming reminder that icons never truly fade away — they live on in memories, stories, and sometimes, even in the faces of their loved ones.
