Mumtaz, an iconic figure in
Indian cinema, is celebrating her birthday today, marking another year of her illustrious life.
Mumtaz has been a prominent actress since the 1960s, known for her captivating performances in numerous films. She starred in several super hit films like ‘Loafer’, ‘Dushmun’, ‘Ram Aur Shyam’ and many more showcasing her exceptional talent and leaving a lasting impact on Indian cinema.
Saira Banu, the veteran actress, earlier this afternoon, took to Instagram to extend heartfelt birthday wishes to her dear friend Mumtaz, reflecting on their long-standing friendship.
In a touching post, Saira shared a delightful picture of the two together, alongside a nostalgic throwback image of Mumtaz with the late
Dilip Kumar.
Saira's message conveyed deep appreciation for their bond, stating, “At times, I look back on our journey and find myself wondering, 60 years, really? Dear @mumtaztheactress, our friendship feels like it has spanned an eternity, and I can't thank Allah enough for the blessing of your companionship and care. On your birthday, I wish for us to enjoy another eternity of strong friendship and joyful moments, together until the end of time. Happy Birthday, Dearest! In the days to come, I'd love to share a few anecdotes that really capture the beauty of our friendship”.
In her post, Saira reminisced about their journey together, expressing gratitude for the countless joyful moments they have shared. This sentiment resonates deeply with fans who appreciate the camaraderie between the two stars.
Saira Banu and Mumtaz's friendship is a testament to the enduring bonds formed in the film industry. Their relationship has flourished over decades, characterized by mutual respect and affection. Saira's birthday message not only celebrates Mumtaz's special day, but also highlights the significance of their companionship.
Saira Banu and Mumtaz collaborated in the 1969 film ‘Aadmi Aur Insaan,’ directed by
Yash Chopra. The movie also featured prominent actors
Dharmendra and
Feroz Khan, showcasing a compelling narrative about love and betrayal within a rich cinematic backdrop.
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