5 Iconic Bollywood On-screen Siblings We Love

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Ayesha and Kabir in Dil Dhadakne Do

Director Zoya Akhtar crafts one of the few on-screen siblings to share a wonderfully mature relationship. Ayesha's enduring support for Kabir and Kabir's insistence on celebrating his sister are a delight to watch.

Amit and Aditi in Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na

Amit is the epitome of a tender-hearted grumpy sibling. One of the film's biggest, wisest revelations are about how the perennially acidic Amit is so because he wants his sister Aditi's attention.

Max and Shirley in Josh

As twins Max and Shirley, Shah Rukh Khan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan make a dream duo. Orphaned and with no one to fall back on except their biker gang, the two make sure they have each other's backs.

Ishaan and Vidya in Kai Po Che!

Ishaan and Vidya are the kind of siblings who share the simple joys of life: watching cricket matches together, flying kites and gazing at the sky. They might not have been the focus of the film but a few scenes are enough to establish their bond.

Isri and Milkha in Bhaag Milkha Bhaag

Isri is much older than Milka and hence is more a mother than she is a sister to him. Their separation and reunion over the course of the film makes Milkha's wins taste better.

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