Indian cinema has some exemplary child actors who have won hearts not with their child-like innocence but also with their excellent performances. Remember the handsome little boy who was Salman Khans mischief partner in Partner? Remember the boy who melted hearts when he played Saif Ali Khan and Rani Mukerjis son in Ta Ra Rum Pum? After almost 20 years he is now a big boy actor who also runs his own production house. Remembered as Rohan Rehan or Ranveer the actor was assumed to be the next big thing in Bollywood. His name is Ali Haji. Iconic Child Actor Who Worked With Salman Khan Ali Haji was considered one of the finest child artists in Hindi cinema. He gained much popularity and acclaim for his work in several Bollywood films and commercials as well. His first Hindi movie was with Amitabh Bachchan in Family that was released in 2006. He played the role of Big Bs grandson but was uncredited then. He first came to fame in movies when he essayed the character of Kajols and Aamir Khans son in the superhit drama Fanaa. Next he was seen with Salman Khan and Lara Duttas son in the comedy-drama Partner and then in Saif Ali Khan and Rani Mukerji starrer Ta Ra Rum Pum. Both released in 2007. The scene where little Ranveer eats out of a dustbin and gets hospitalised remains an emotional bit etched in hearts of movie buffs.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Ali Haji (@iamalihaji) Later he featured along side several actors like Abhishek Bachchan Shahid Kapoor Sunny Deol and others. Ali Hajis notable works include Drona My Friend Ganesha 2 Paathshaala Right Ya Wrong and many more. He has also been part of over 100 tv commercials as well. One of his most acclaimed works is Nobleman which won him the Best Child Actor at the New York Indian Film Festival. After this Ali Haji was seen in Rohit Karn Batras Line of Descant and Vikas Bahls Super 30. Today Ali Haji is a 25 year old artist and performer. He is now a director and writer. Reportedly he started his theatre production studio known as Clean Slate Studios under which he has written and directed two plays