Asha Parekh said, “People were sharing the pictures and saying the three of us should star in a sequel to Dil Chahta Hai. I don’t understand. It was more like Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara.”
In her films even though had her follow the male actor, she managed to make the audience notice her character with her quirks.
In one of the videos shared by Madhuri Dixit on Instagram and Twitter, she can be seen recreating Parekh’s hit song Accha To Hum Chaltein Hain from the 1970 film Aan Milo Sajna.
Writer Sam Jawed unboxed a rare collection of photographs and letters, written by yesteryear Bollywood actors, among the belongings of her deceased aunt.
When even celebrities are embracing their greys, when wrinkles and creases imply natural ageing – a thing to be proud of, is looking “young” a relevant compliment?
The actress, however, loathes being in her eighties, as per the interview. On being asked about the best thing she has experienced about being in the eighties, she snapped, “I don’t like it at all.”
These firebrand women don’t believe in getting cowered. They truly are the citizens of today who teach us how to stand up, voice our opinions and deal with modern day peeves and rock it too.
The sense of relevance that comes from leading lives on their own terms has given them the confidence to not care much about what others have to say about them.
After Emma Watson, Asha Parekh has become the second celebrity to advocated singlehood this year. So has singlehood finally broken the stigma of being a state of pity for women, to be seen as cool?
Every year, Delhi hosts the World Book Fair, arguably the biggest book fair in the country. It brings together authors, readers and bookworms from around the world at one place for conversations over books. While every year, there is a theme attached to the book fair, this year the 44th edition of the grand book fair’s […]
