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2:39Now PlayingSaira Banu who recently made her social media debut has taken a trip down the memory lane in her latest Instagram post. The veteran actress has shared stills from her and her late husband Dilip Kumar’s 1974-film ‘Sagina’ and penned a long note about her delightful experience during its shoot. ‘Sagina is one of my most loved films. It is based on the true story of the labour movement’, Saira wrote at the beginning of the caption. She further penned, ‘I was so happy when Sahib and revered Tapan Sinha worked together... they were such good friends and like minded that they brought ease and cordiality while filming "Sagina" in the most relaxed atmosphere at Gayabari where we worked in the outdoors. The first thing that Sahib set up in the garden was a Badminton court for all the team of the shooting to play together in the evenings and then cosily huddle in the house to sing and joke together turn by turn.’ Saira also shared the video of her favourite train scene in the film featuring Dilip Sahib. She concluded her post by writing, ‘I think it is one of Sahib's most spell binding and enthralling performances.’ Saira has been treating her Insta fam with a lot of nostalgic posts lately. A few days ago, she shared her look from her film ‘Koi Jeeta Koi Haara’ and talked about her metamorphosis from her first film appearance in ‘Junglee’ to out and out glamorous roles.
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