Verma Randhir Kapoor as Anup Parveen Babi as Roopa Aruna Irani as Anju Verma Ranjeet as Ravi Madan Puri as John DSouza 'Johny' Kamini Kaushal as Rosy DSouza Asrani as Prabhu Singh Arpana. The film stars Ashok Kumar, Randhir Kapoor and Parveen Babi.
I received some very good roles in this language which I was glad to enact.” HerĪdaminte Makan Abu garnered four National Film Awards and was India’s official entry for nomination in the Best Foreign Film category for the 84th Academy Awards. Bhanwar is a 1976 Bollywood film directed by Bhappi Sonie. “I discovered new aspects of life through this role.”īesides Hindi, Zarina has acted in Tamil, Telugu and Kannada films, though Malayalam dominates her filmography. I, at a personal level, share her trait,” remarks Zarina. “I identify with Sharda’s character as she intends to do good and has the courage to do so. Veteran artists usually identify with the character to deliver the goods. On a contemplative note, Zarina comments, “My role in this serial will definitely inspire Indian women to start taking politics as a serious option.” Having learnt much now, she quips, “Now I feel I should join politics.” Patil) on the sets have helped in performing the politician’s part.” Zarina found playing the homely aspect of the role easy but when the character moves to the political domain she says she had to “adapt as I did not know much on this subject.” She adds, “Interaction and discussions with the director (Paresh B. at home, and others outside when at work.”
It exemplifies the many roles a woman plays in a society, like that of a wife, mother, mother-in-law, etc. “While doing the pilots I was wondering how it will turn out but now I find it to be a very effective character,” she remarks.Ĭandidly admitting that “nobody would have refused the role of Sharda Devi”, she explains, “it has many shades. Zindagi Ek Bhanwar, describes it as a “soft and powerful one” which she is enjoying enacting. Seasoned Hindi film actor Zarina Wahab, who plays Sharda Devi, the lead role in
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