Diana Penty shared a super cute, nerdy picture of her childhood days, in which she can be seen dressed in a blue and white dress with frills and polka dots. "I'll take a one-way ticket back to the '90s, please. #HappyChildrensDay," she captioned the post. (Pic: @dianapenty)

Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar took to his Instagram handle and posted a picture from his youthful days in which he can be seen riding a cycle. Along with it, he penned a heartfelt caption, recalling the days he used to work by delivering video cassettes. "I started earning at an early age and my most memorable engagement was delivering Video Cassettes to homes on my bicycle. This #ChildrensDay I would just want to tell never stop believing in yourself and keep getting inspired. #HappyChildrensDay2021," he wrote. (Pic: @imbhandarkar)

Shahid Kapoor's wife Mira Kapoor also shared a picture of her daughter Misha and wrote, "The light of our lives, Happy Children's Day today and every day my babies. And one day you will learn true patience when you're sleepy and the lights are turned on at 6:30 am." (Pic: @mira.kapoor)

Soha Ali Khan took to her Instagram handle and shared super cute pictures of her husband and actor Kunal Kemmu along with their daughter Inaaya. "The many faces of childhood #happychildrensday @kunalkemmu #roadtrip," she wrote in the caption. (Pic: @sakpataudi)

Farhan Akhtar shared a beautiful picture of his daughters Shakya and Akira Akhtar on his Instagram handle. Along with the photo, he wrote, "A world in which they can stay curious and always smiling. We owe them that much at least. Happy Children's Day. @chatdelalune @akiraakhtar." (Pic: @faroutakhtar)

Anushka Sharma shared Children's Day wishes on her Instagram Stories. "Happy children's day to the child in you that survived ..." she wrote along with a picture that had a quote from Peter Pan - Give me one reason why one should become a grown-up. (Pic: @anushkasharma)