Tara Sutaria’s adorable childhood throwback wins hearts online

Actress Tara Sutaria delighted fans by sharing a childhood throwback photo on Instagram, showing herself with just two teeth and a bunny-like grin. The actress often engages followers with personal updates, including moments with her pets Pookie and Watson.

Mumbai: Actress Tara Sutaria treated the netizens with an adorable picture from her childhood, where she can be seen proudly flaunting her ‘princely sum of (only) two teeth’.

The throwback photo shows little Tara crying, with only two teeth from her lower mouth visible.

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Wearing a cute white dress, Tara admitted in the caption that she resembles a bunny.

The text, along with the old pic, read, “When you have the princely sum of (only) two teeth and resemble a sort of bunny? (sic).”

Tara further shared that the picture also reflected her current mood.

“Also, current mood,” she added.

She published another childhood still on her Insta Stories, where she can be seen looking straight into the camera.

“Sup,” the text was added.

Tara constantly engages with her Insta family with such updates from her daily life.

Recently, Tara provided a glimpse into her weekend diary, which was all about spending some quality time with her fur babies, Pookie and Watson.

Taking to her official Instagram account, she shared a couple of sweet photographs enjoying some highly advised night cuddles with her four-legged friends.

However, only Watson was visible in these photos as Tara revealed that Pookie had waddled off in an attempt to avoid the cuddles.

Tara added the caption to the post, “Saturday night cuddles with HRH Pookie & HRH Watson ( Pookie is not pictured here as she waddled off to avoid said cuddles ).”

Work-wise, Tara will next essay the role of Rebecca in Yash’s “Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups”.

Speaking about getting Tara on board as Rebecca, director Geetu Mohandas said that she has always felt an instinctive love to protect her.

“Perhaps because she is a guarded soul or perhaps it’s the armour she’s comfortable with. And perhaps it doesn’t need to be defined,” the filmmaker explained.

Revealing what it was like to work with Tara, the filmmaker added that she realized very early that the best way to reach her was not by pushing, not by demanding more, but by allowing her the space to simply be.