'Heeramandi' actress Manisha Koirala shares her childhood pics with fans

Starting her career in Bollywood, Manisha quickly made a name for herself with her compelling performances. Despite some of her initial movies not doing well, she soon found success and became known for her roles in critically acclaimed films.

Manisha Koirala, once a heartthrob of Bollywood during the 90s, has recently shared some adorable childhood photos with her fans. These images have been circulating on social media, reminding people of her longstanding connection with the audience.

In the picture, the actress is posing in style for the camera.

Starting her career in Bollywood, Manisha quickly made a name for herself with her compelling performances. Despite some of her initial movies not doing well, she soon found success and became known for her roles in critically acclaimed films. She was often compared to the legendary actress Madhuri Dixit because of her remarkable acting skills.

Manisha's breakthrough came with the film '1942: A Love Story,' where she starred alongside Anil Kapoor. The film was a major success and is particularly remembered for its music, including the popular song 'Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga.' Over the years, Manisha delivered a string of hits including 'Bombay' in 1995, 'Agni Sakshi' in 1996, 'Gupt: The Hidden Truth' in 1997, 'Kachche Dhaage' in 1999, 'Mudhalvan' in 1999, 'Company' in 2002, and 'Ek Chhotisi Love Story' in 2002.

Apart from her flourishing career in Hindi cinema, Manisha also made notable appearances in Tamil films and continued to engage her fans with her versatile acting. Despite facing health challenges, including a cancer diagnosis in 2012, she bravely fought the disease and made a significant comeback with 'Lust Stories', 'Sanju' in 2018, which was one of the highest-grossing films of that year.

Recently, Manisha has been selective in her film projects, choosing roles that resonate with her interests and social beliefs. She continues to inspire many with her resilience and dedication both on and off the screen.