A nostalgic conversation on Simi Garewal’s show brings Waheeda Rehman back to her days with Guru Dutt and his unforgettable films. She recalls how his work was judged, doubted, and later celebrated despite early criticism.
Geeta Dutt, known for her melodious voice, continued to live in Mumbai even after they parted ways. Although they no longer shared a home, Guru Dutt and Geeta Dutt kept in touch.
Known for his intense work ethic and iconic films, he also cherished quiet moments away from the spotlight, especially at his farmhouse in Lonavala.
Akhtar, who has had a long and successful career in the film industry, revealed that during his college days, he dreamed of working as Guru Dutt’s assistant. But fate had other plans.
In the day and age of instant communication, where content and public memory is short, swift and fleeting, acknowledgement of icons and celebrating their centenary is always a special moment.
As part of the celebrations, IFFM will screen two of his most iconic works, 'Pyaasa' and 'Kaagaz Ke Phool', giving cinephiles a rare chance to experience these classics on the big screen.
Veteran star Waheeda Rehman reveals Guru Dutt wanted to change her name during her debut. However, she refused, defying the norm.
Guru Dutt's 1950 passport and heartfelt letters have been at the British Museum, celebrating the legendary filmmaker's impact on Indian cinema.
Here are some interesting facts about the legend's career in films;
The versatile actor and filmmaker Guru Dutt’s cult classic film Pyaasa released in 1957 is known for all brilliant reasons…
