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Aruna Irani: Mehmood made my career and he was also responsible for my downfall | #BigInterview
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29:12Now PlayingShe exuded an unmatched grace and energy in Asha Bhosle's classic hit 'Meri beri ke ber mat todo' in 'Anokhi Raat'. She also romanced Jeetendra in the song 'Mast baharon ka main aashiq'. But it was only after her electrifying performance on Lata Mangeshkar's sensual number 'Dilbar dilse pyare' and 'Chadti jawaani' in Nasir Hussain's 'Caravan' that Aruna Irani tasted a phenomenal yet short-lived success. Being the only breadwinner of the family and having worked in over 500 films, the veteran actress has no regrets in life. Instead she is thankful to God and the film industry that supported her to grow and make ends meet. "Mere jaise unpadh ko bas film industry hi sahara de sakta hai," says a grateful Aruna Irani.
From playing a leading lady, a dancer, a villain to portraying a cunning mother-in-law, and also a doting mom, there is hardly any role that Aruna Irani hasn't tried and excelled at. Though people saw her as a very vibrant and playful person onscreen, which is similar to her offscreen personality, there's a lot more about the actress that the audience is still not aware of. Despite facing several brunts, sacrifices and rejections in life and career, the actress stands with a lot more resilience today. She gets candid and pours her heart out in our #BigInterview.
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