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​Classic Bollywood friendships that never lose their charm​

TOI Entertainment Desk
| ETimes.in | Last updated on - Nov 19, 2025, 16:00 IST
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Kareena Kapoor and Amrita Arora.

Their friendship feels effortless, like slipping into something familiar after a long day. Kareena and Amrita met when they were young, but their bond strengthened over late-night chats, holidays and major life milestones. Kareena affectionately calls Amrita her “soul sister”, someone she trusts without question. Whether it is cheering each other on or navigating motherhood together, they show that glamour fades but true companionship only deepens.

2/5

Amitabh Bachchan and Dharmendra

Their friendship feels like an old song that never stops playing. They bonded on the sets of Sholay, where their easy humour turned into a lifelong connection. Dharmendra has often said Amitabh brings out the best in him, while Amitabh treasures Dharamji’s warmth and protective streak. Even today, when they meet, the laughter flows exactly the way it did in Ramgarh all those years ago.

3/5

Arjun Kapoor and Ranveer Singh

Their bond began on the sets of Gunday, but it quickly grew deeper than just co-stars sharing scenes. Ranveer’s infectious energy balanced beautifully with Arjun’s grounded, affectionate nature. They openly tease each other in interviews, yet their support runs strong and steady, especially during Arjun’s difficult moments. What keeps their friendship refreshing is that they never pretend; they show up for one another with real heart.

4/5

Farah Khan and Tabu

This friendship sparkles with honesty and affection. Farah and Tabu first connected in the 1990s, discovering early on that they shared the same wicked sense of humour. Farah often jokes that Tabu gives the world her best performances but reserves her quirkiest side for close friends. Through film sets, heartbreaks and endless dinners, they’ve stayed each other’s constants. Their bond proves that grown-up friendships can be wonderfully silly too.

5/5

Rishi Kapoor and Jeetendra

They shared a brotherly bond that began long before stardom cemented their names in cinema. Their families were close, and the two actors often joked about borrowing each other’s clothes and stories. Jeetendra once revealed that Rishi had a knack for turning even ordinary moments into unforgettable memories. Their decades-long friendship remained full of warmth, gentle teasing and unwavering loyalty, a reminder of how genuine connections outlast everything else.

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