Mango is not just for 'aam aadmi'! Five celebs who absolutely love mangoes

Mango is the king of fruits and it’s not just a text book saying. We Indians truly love to devour this fruit. From mango candies to mango ice creams, the fruit can be consumed in different ways. However, the fun is in just eating it in its most natural form. Our hands are filled with the juice of the mango while we eat it. Even though it may appear dirty to some, we Indians cannot simply resist it. Bollywood celebs, just like us, also love mangoes. As the season of mango has officially arrived, we are listing five celebs who are nuts for mangoes. 

Kriti Sanon

Kriti Sanon is a big foodie. Yeah even we can't believe that. Given the hot bod that Kriti manages to maintain, it is quite amazing how actress still satisfies her cravings. Kriti is definitely the powerhouse of talent as she also knows cooking and baking. Summer fruits, particularly mangoes, is Kriti's most recent obsession. Last summer, the actor had uploaded a picture of mangoes and captioned, "pyaar".

Madhuri Dixit

Our very own Dhak Dhak girl is also a fan of mangoes. She was last year seen embracing a pile of mangoes. Sharing the picture she had written that she could not believe that the mango season is already over and she cannot wait for the next. Definitely spoken like a true blue foodie.

Kiara Advani

The another name to be included in this list is none other than Kiara Advani who also recently explored her love for mangoes by becoming the face of slice. Kiara enjoys eating the summer fruit and makes sure to include in her at least one meal of the day.

Deepika Padukone

Actress Deepika Padukone is a fan of raw mangoes. Last year, the Pathaan actor took to her Instagram handle to share a picture of mouth-watering raw mango slices with lots of chilli poweder sprinkled on it. Sharing the picture, she wrote, "You're simply the best, better than all the rest... Better than anyone, anyone I ever met."

Amitabh Bachchan

The superstar has described his love for mangoes in his blog. He writes. “The charm of eating this royal fruit is with the bare hands or none at all. Unless you can feel the skin and the ‘meat’ of its body under lascivious tongue, it is and has been said, you have not eaten a mango!” He reminisces of some childhood memories associated with mangoes.

“During the early years in Allahabad, when the means were scarce and the availability for the fruit was limited to the cheaper versions, the ‘chusni’, or the one that could be sucked – small, rounded and within the palm of the hand in size – occupied our attention.”

Well, which variety of mango do you like the most?

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