Pictures that speak a thousand views

Here is a look at some of the most famous and shared photo feeds:

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West

Belfie (a bottom selfie — go figure) lady created a storm when she shared her wedding pictures. 2.37 million people kept up with the Kardashians, ‘liking’ the photo on Instagram.

Virat Kohli

Indian cricket’s golden boy till his recent poor form, Kohli and Yuvraj Singh posted a photo in their Royal Challengers garb. The red is quite becoming, lads! Kohli tweeted this picture of him to prove to his critics that there is a fun side to him and he isn’t just an angry young man.

Christoph Rehage Rehage documented his face during a 4,500-kilometer walk across China in 2008 and took the internet by storm. He turned celebrity when he posted photographs of the epic journey.

Barack Obama

The most famous political selfie is quite politically incorrect. Obama, Helle Thorning and David Cameron whipped out the phone even while Nelson Mandela’s funeral was going on.

Another popular Obama photo is the Barack-Michelle hug after he secured four more years.

Narendra Modi

NaMo is another example of new age leaders being Twitter (read young people) friendly. This one shows his inked finger and a winsome smile. Go, PM!

Pope Francis

Pope Francis is winning people by the millions with his nine different language accounts on Twitter. He is tech-savvy and poses for selfies with confidence.

Priyanka Chopra

The cast of Dil Dhadakne Do is posting photos of all kinds from the sets. Posted by PeeCee, Farhan Akhtar, Ranveer Singh, Zoya Akhtar and the rest of the crew can be seen here. The stars have taken to tweeting on the hashtag #Twitterpetohbantahai. We couldn’t agree more.

Bradley Cooper

He is said to be the one with the best selfies. One look at the epic Oscar-selfie that in Ellen’s words ‘broke Twitter’ tells us why. Cooper’s bromance with Gerard Butler in this photo hints at all kinds of casting possibilities.

Cooper is seen here with Leonardo DiCaprio and Lenny Kravitz. While Leo smolders for the camera (a Pavlovian response?), Brad slaps on the nice-guy smile.