PremiumHappy Birthday Mumtaz! Celebrating the legacy of a Bollywood icon
Know some of Mumtaz’s most iconic Bollywood movies on her 76th birthday.
Bollywood actress Mumtaz turns 76 years old today.
Last Updated: 10.47 PM, Jul 31, 2023
Bollywood actress Mumtaz, known for her mesmerizing beauty and exceptional acting skills, is celebrating her birthday today. As we commemorate this special day, it's time to reflect on her illustrious career and highlight some of her best movies to date.
One of Mumtaz's most iconic movies is "Khilona" (1970), where she delivered a powerful performance as a mentally unstable woman. This film not only showcased her versatility as an actress but also earned her the prestigious Filmfare Award for Best Actress. Mumtaz's portrayal of a woman struggling with her sanity remains etched in the minds of audiences even today.
Another noteworthy film in Mumtaz's repertoire is "Aaina" (1977). In this family drama, she played a dual role, portraying two contrasting characters with finesse and grace. Mumtaz's ability to switch effortlessly between these two characters won her critical acclaim and further solidified her position as a leading actress in the industry.
The movie "Do Raaste" (1969) is yet another gem in Mumtaz's filmography. Starring alongside Rajesh Khanna, she played the role of a devoted wife and mother, capturing the hearts of audiences with her heartfelt performance. The film's emotional narrative and Mumtaz's impeccable acting skills made it a box-office success.
Mumtaz's association with the legendary actor Rajesh Khanna continued with the film "Apna Desh" (1972). Essaying the role of a street performer, she showcased her remarkable dancing skills and left audiences spellbound with her vivacious energy on screen. The movie's chart-topping songs, coupled with Mumtaz's captivating performance, made it a memorable cinematic experience.
In the film "Ram Aur Shyam" (1967), Mumtaz starred alongside the legendary Dilip Kumar. Playing the role of a lively village girl, she effortlessly portrayed the innocence and charm of her character. Mumtaz's brilliant chemistry with Dilip Kumar and her radiant screen presence added depth to the film's storyline.
Mumtaz's filmography is adorned with several other remarkable movies, including "Bandhan" (1969), "Prem Kahani" (1975), and "Roti" (1974), to name a few. Each of these movies showcased her versatility as an actress and her ability to bring characters to life on the silver screen.
As Mumtaz celebrates her birthday today, let us celebrate her extraordinary talent and the legacy she has left behind. Her memorable performances in these films continue to inspire and entertain audiences, making her an eternal icon in the world of Bollywood.
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