The year 2016 has made a major comeback online, with fans and Bollywood Celebrities revisiting iconic moments and sharing throwback photos. Social media users are reliving the era of flower crown selfies, Snapchat dog filters, velvet chokers, and nostalgic photo dumps.
As of January 2026, Bollywood Celebrities are enthusiastically joining the trend. Indian actors and actresses are sharing unseen images from their teenage years, pre-debut days, and early careers. Fans have been quick to react, flooding comments with excitement and nostalgia.
Ananya Panday sparked widespread attention by posting a detailed throwback photo dump captioned, “2016 was really it man.” Her photos included classic 2016 aesthetics, candid moments with Suhana Khan and Shanaya Kapoor, and rare images with a young AbRam Khan.
Khushi Kapoor also participated in the trend, uploading a series of stylish 2016-era pictures. Her sister, Janhvi Kapoor, humorously commented on the post, asking, “Why is everyone doing this?”
Other Bollywood Celebrities have taken a more emotional approach. Sonam Kapoor reflected on 2016 as a defining year, recalling the release of Neerja and the moment she realized she was falling in love with her now-husband Anand Ahuja.
Kareena Kapoor Khan shared personal memories from her pregnancy days in 2016, including family photos with Saif Ali Khan and Taimoor. Her posts highlighted her journey from superstar to supermom, capturing heartfelt moments from that year.
The revival of 2016 nostalgia began with a viral clip shared by creator @taybrafang on December 31, 2025. The video stitched together iconic visuals, including the Musical.ly logo, flower crown selfies, and Desiigner’s hit “Panda,” captioned, “A decade ago TONIGHT.”
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Fans have eagerly embraced the trend, and Bollywood Celebrities continue to fuel the excitement by sharing personal memories. The wave of nostalgia shows how social media can bring past cultural moments back into the spotlight, even a decade later.
