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Baby Guddu in Colgate Ad


'Iconic' Colgate Ad from 1980s featuring child actor Baby Guddu
Baby Guddu, one of the most popular child actor of Hindi films made in later half of 1980s, Samundar (1986) being one of her most famous film.

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  1. Any clue where she is now? Did she ever make it as an actress later???

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  2. No one knows for sure. Only stories. Some say here real name was Shaista Khan. She was pushed into acting by her parents. Some say she is in Dubai, some say in Chennai. No one knows.

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  3. Shahinda Baig
    29 years old
    DOB - 14th May 1980
    Profession - International Cabin Crew - Emirates
    Base - Dubai
    Parents live in Mumbai, India
    Status - Unmarried (In-relationship)
    Siblings - None

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  4. Anony,
    thanks for the detailed info.

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  5. How can she born in 1980 if her first film released in 1974 .... pls provide correct information about her ... i really want to know about her .. she was really veru charming ....

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  6. There is mistake in filmography and everyone just copies it. If suppose she is born in 1970 and had her first film at the age 4, then in Samundar (1986) she must be 16. But this is not true if you believe ur eyes.
    She was born 1980 and in the age of 6 she played in Samundar

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    1. SHE MUST BE 50 YEARS OLD SINCE IN 66 WAS HER FIRST FILM NAMED AASRA http://www.flikbase.com/celebrities/baby-guddi/ BUT WITH 3 YEARS OLD START WORKING IN ADS .THERE ARE ONLY LIES FROM MEDIA TO SELL AND VERY MUCH SPECULATION AND THEY DO NOT EVEN KNOW ABOUT PEOPLE . SHE CAN HAVE 49 YEARS OLD . SHE CAN BE ANYWHERE IN ANYPLACE AND EVEN SHE CAN BE MANY DIFFERENT PEOPLE WTH ARTISTICAL NAMES WHICH IN COLABORATION WITH MEDIA THEY MANIPULATE TO SELL. THEY REPLACE PEOPLE TO CONTINUE THEIR WORK ,INTENTIONS AND THE IMAGE/VISUAL MEDIA WANT TO SHOW.

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