Sana Saeed Shares Throwback Photos From Kuch Kuch Hota Hai Sets, Says ‘Dream Do Come True’

Sana Saeed, best known for her role as Anjali in the 1998 blockbuster Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, took to social media to share a set of throwback photos from the film’s sets. Celebrating the 26th anniversary of the iconic film, Sana reminisced about her childhood days on the set and expressed her gratitude for being part of the film. Fans were also seen reacting to it.

Taking to her Instagram handle, Sana shared photos in which we can see her posing with Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Kajol, Rani Mukerji, Karan Johar, Farida Jalal and others. “Every year I get a sweet little reminder of some of the most beautiful memories I got to create as a very tiny but very lucky hooman . I am absolutely thrilled to have gotten the opportunity to work with simply The Best!!!! Thank you from my heart to everyone that helped create this beautiful film and every one of you that has sent us so much love over the years And off course the biggest thank you to @karanjohar for casting me with this incredible cast, a little girl could only dream of @iamsrk @kajol @beingsalmankhan @iam_johnylever @parzaan.dastur @anupampkher @farahkhankunder @dharmamovies #ranimukerji #faridajalal #reemalagoo. Dream do come True.”

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One of the fans wrote, “I remember watching this movie in college .. awesome memories and you looked damn cute in it .. for so long I remembered you as Anjali” Another wrote, “So amazing beautiful.”

Kajol, who portrayed the lively and lovable character Anjali, expressed that she is “still feeling the same” about the film. She shared several photos of herself with SRK and Rani on her Instagram, reminiscing about their time together on set. Alongside the clicks, she wrote, “Still feeling the same .. even tho I seem to have grown up 26 years later ! #kkhh #rahulisacheater #friendship #anjali #26years.”

Karan Johar shared a montage video featuring both iconic scenes and behind-the-scenes moments from Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. In his caption, he fondly reflected on the film and its impact. He wrote, “Of cool neck chains, neon shirts, pink head bands, summer camp with only dancing involved, wishing on toota taaras, cheating in basketball, dosti that turns into pyaar and characters that live through time and beyond!!.” He continued, expressing gratitude for the experience, saying, “To my first film as a director. To the best cast & crew on set. To taking that feeling of day one and keeping it alive….26 years later!.”