Distinguished actress Zeenat Aman has been delighting her fans with captivating anecdotes and insightful perspectives through her social media platform. Recently, she expressed her admiration for Dharmendra.
On Instagram, Zeenat Aman shared nostalgic snapshots from the song “Sare Bazar Karenge Pyaar” from the movie “Katilon Ke Kaatil” (1981). The photos feature Zeenat donning a mustache and dressed in men’s attire, while Dharmendra adorns a white dress.
Take a look:
Zeenat Aman affectionately wrote, “Among the numerous actors I had the privilege of working as a co-star, Dharm ji will always remain a favorite. Not only was he incredibly handsome, but he was also a genuinely humble gentleman. He exuded authenticity and approachability on the set, making me feel immensely comfortable.”
She added, “The first picture depicts a scene from the song ‘Saare Bazaar Karenge Pyar’ in the film ‘Kaatilon Ke Kaatil.’ It’s a wonderful number that showcases a complete gender role reversal! I chose to share this image first because I firmly believe that individuals should have the freedom to dress as they please without facing any threats or assaults.”
Furthermore, Zeenat Aman wrote, “The second picture is from the movie ‘Jagir.’ I selected it because our look in this particular scene was incredibly alluring. I wore a sparkling silver jumpsuit while Dharm ji sported a matching black leather one!”
According to reports, Zeenat Aman is preparing to make a grand comeback in acting alongside Shabana Azmi and Bhay Deol in the movie “Bun Tikki” and a web series titled “Showstopper.” Stay tuned for more details.
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