Mumtaz got married to Ugandan Businessman later and had two gorgeous daughters named Tanya and Natasha. She made her Hindi film debut with the movie “C.I.D.” in 1956. In the success party of Rojulu Maraayi, Guru Dutt noticed Waheeda and decided to cast her in his movie. She learned Urdu and Tamil from her parents. Waheeda Rehman With Sister Sayeeda And Mother. While Zeenat is still a beauty in Bollywood, Azaan is a filmmaker and Zahaan is pursuing Music as a career. Dutt eventually died in 1964 due to mixing of alcohol and sleeping pills. Devanand was her favourite co-star. She has been quoted as the ‘most beautiful’ actress by various media platforms. She married her neighbor Benkateshwaran Iyer in 1968, and next year after her marriage she adopted a daughter Jhanvi. She did her schooling from St. Joseph’s Convent in Vishakapatnam. She is noted for her contributions to different genres of films and … At the success party of “Rojulu Maraayi,” Guru Dutt noticed Waheeda and decided to train her. She has two children named Sohail and
Rehman's career reached its apex when she won the Filmfare Award for Best Actress twice, for the Bollywood classic Guide (1965) and romantic thriller Neel Kamal (1968) and received nominations for Ram Aur Shyam (1967) and Khamoshi (1970), the latter of which is considered to be her greatest performance ever. After her marriage, she lived in a farmhouse in Bangalore but after the death of her husband on 21 November 2000, she moved back to her ocean-view bungalow in Bandra, Mumbai, where she currently resides. In October 2004, a Waheeda Rehman film-retrospective was held at the Seattle Art Museum and the University of Washington where Rehman participated in spirited-panel-and-audience discussions on her most memorable films; Pyaasa, Teesri Kasam and Guide. She regards her role in “Phagun (1973),” in which she played the role of Jaya Bahaduri’s (Jaya Bachchan) mother, as the ‘biggest mistake of her career’; because after the film, people had started offering her motherly roles. She has done every genre of film and has played every role, right from being a teenage heroine to mother and then grandmother.
She made her acting debut with the Telugu movie “Jayasimha” in 1955.
She has a son named Sohail Rekhi and a daughter named Kashvi Rekhi, who are writers. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Suresh Kohli of The Hindu writes on her performance in Solva Saal, "Though barely 20 then and only in her fourth Hindi release, Waheeda Rehman demonstrates her class: both in serious scenes demanding intensity and through sparkling, mischievous eye movements during lighter moments."[18]. Her career continued throughout the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s.
Guide became India's official entry to the Oscars and won for National Film Award for Best Feature Film in the 13th National Film Awards and a staple film in Hindi cinema and is considered a Bollywood classic. Tags: waheeda rehman husband Birth Day: February 3 ... Waheeda Rehman Family. [8] They have two sons: Nirvan[9] and Yohan, sometimes also known as Aslam Khan (born June 2011). Besides Kala Bazar, Rehman acted in 3 other films in 1960, which were Ek Phool Char Kaante, Girlfriend and Chaudhvin Ka Chand. Other commercial successes of this period were Patthar Ke Sanam (1967) and Aadmi (1968), and box office failures include Palki (1967) , Dharti (1970) , Darpan (1970) and Shatranj (1969), though were critically praised.
[28] Eventually, the pair broke off due to personal and professional reasons in 1963. Waheeda Rehman With Her Husband Shashi Rekhi. She and her sister learned Bharatnatyam in Chennai from her Guru Trichunder Meenakshi Sundaram Pillai and Guru Jayalaxmi Alva, Doyen among ‘Nattuvanars (the person who trains a dancer and would also join the dancer in the performance to sing vocalised rhythm, known as Sollukattu)’ in Mumbai. (2005) in which he co-starred with his brother Salman Khan. After her appearance in the movie Lamhe (1990), she took a hiatus from her acting career for 12 years. Suchitra Sen won Silver Prize for playing a disillusioned alcoholic in Saptapadi.