Mumbai: Veteran actor Master Raju delighted fans with a nostalgic trip down memory lane on Monday by sharing a rare throwback photograph featuring himself and legendary actress Rekha from the 1979 film Ahinsa.

The vintage still, posted on social media, captures a young Master Raju in a scene from the film, being affectionately held by Rekha, who is seen dressed in a striking red saree.

“Me with Rekha Ji in Ahinsa”

Sharing the cherished memory with his followers, Master Raju captioned the image:

“Throwback pic. Me with Rekha ji in the film Ahinsa (1979).”

The post quickly drew attention from fans of classic Hindi cinema, many of whom reminisced about the golden era of Bollywood and Master Raju’s memorable performances as a child actor.

One of Bollywood’s Most Recognizable Child Stars

Born as Fahim Ajani, Master Raju was among the most successful child actors of the 1970s and early 1980s. According to industry reports, he appeared in more than 200 films during his childhood career.

He became a familiar face through roles in several iconic Bollywood films, including:

• Amar Akbar Anthony
• Parvarish
• Trishul
• Mr. Natwarlal
• Khoon Pasina
• Do Aur Do Paanch
• Chacha Bhatija
• Kaala Patthar
• Ahinsa

Continued Career in Films and Television

As he grew older, Master Raju remained associated with the entertainment industry, taking on character roles in films and television projects.

He later appeared in productions such as Gangaa Jamunaa Saraswati and several television serials, maintaining his connection with audiences beyond his child-artist years.

About ‘Ahinsa’

Directed by Chand, Ahinsa featured an ensemble cast that included:

• Sunil Dutt
• Rekha
• Ranjeet
• Nirupa Roy
• Prem Nath

The film remains remembered as one of the notable releases of the late 1970s.

Rekha’s Enduring Legacy

Even decades after her debut, Rekha continues to be regarded as one of Indian cinema’s most celebrated actresses. She made her Hindi film debut with Sawan Bhadon and went on to deliver acclaimed performances in classics such as:

• Umrao Jaan
• Khoobsurat
• Muqaddar Ka Sikandar
• Silsila
• Ghar
• Utsav
• Khoon Bhari Maang
• Krrish

Master Raju’s throwback post offered fans a heartwarming glimpse into a memorable chapter of Bollywood history, celebrating the enduring bond between generations of film artists.