Hi Folk’s.
A very bad year for the Indian Film Industry The Indian Film Industry lost a glamourous woman who gave us movies hit upon hits with The Big B himself as well as made people like Mahesh Bhatt whatever he is today as well as Kabir Bedi.
The Big B had nothing whatsoever to do with her personal life but professionally they looked a great pair on screen starting from Deewar, Majboor, Amar Akbar, Anthony, and a few more, they matched in height and looks, she had a sophisticated look to match his angry young man’s look.
But personally no way as then she was involved with Mahesh Bhatt and the other.
Sad to say the state that she passed away in it is sad, yes when you get paranoid one intends to stay indoors.
Movies like Yeh Nazdeekiyaan, Rang Birangi, proved her talents to do justice to all types of roles.
We will defiinitely miss this woman who once glorified the cover of The Time Magazine the first Indian woman to do so.
Parveen wherever you are hope you are at peace at last as sometimes this world is not meant for people like you.
Lately I had just seen her in Kaalia and the next day she was gone.
Well she was a loner and she went a lonely way as her body was found after 3 days
a quietness she wanted she got, they say usually good people die young so God bless her soul promise to update on more of her movies.
But yes do watch Rang Birangi with Amol Palekar a differnt Parveen for once.
Do aur Do Paanch also was a comedy.
If not mistaken there was a time when Danny Dengzopa was a good friend to her as well.
Suhaag another movie worth a watch, Khuddar with Amitabh ji, Charitra was her first film with Saleem Durrani a crickeeter.
Then there was Namak Halal can we forget her seductiveness in the song(Raat baaki, baat baaki hona hai jo ho jaane do)or (Jawani jaanemaan haseen dilruba)
She had a figure to match her face but her last photograph show’s she just let herself go. ? WHY?
Sometimes this industry has lost many a beauty tragically and they are not even remembered.
Does anybody leaving Madhubala ever mention Geeta Bali, Meena Kumari,
yes it’s sad the Indian film Industry tends to forget them.
Geeta Bali and Meena Kumari also should be remembered for their contribution to the Indian Film Industry and many more.
Bye, Sushama.
Yes ending on a sad note as I believe in the saying The living are dead, but the dead are living and this article I write not for rating but mouthshut help’s me to get out my inner feelings.
Bye Parveen and God Bless you. May Your soul find peace which you so much wanted while living.