Rubina & Waheeda Rehman? - Page 2

Originally posted by: gardes

Wow, wow and wow!

 

If Waheeda and Ruby dance to "Piya tose...", my all time favorite song and dance performance by Waheeda Rehman, I will definitely watch the clip!

 

Waheeda Rehman was a legend in that era and who can forget "Bhanwara bada naadaan hai" and the movie Saheb Bibi Aur Ghulam.  She was amazing in Kaagaz Ke Phool as well!

 

Thanks for posting, DG.

Originally posted by: why3

 

Gardes, Waheeda is also one of my all time favorites in both looks and acting.  I loved her in Saheb Bibi, Bees Saal baad, Kaagaz Ke Phool and Guide. 

 

This song suits Radhika's character and they used this in last year's holi too.

Originally posted by: gardes

 

Thanks, Why.  I thought of the 2 movies off the top of my head as they are my favorites, and in addition to the ones you mentioned, she was so amazing in Chaudhvin Ka Chand, Khamoshi, Baat Ek Raat Ki and Kohra (an Indian version of Rebecca) as well.  She was a beauty and it showed so well in Kaagaz Ke Phool.  She was so fresh-faced in KKP and SBAG!  Loved her movies.

Originally posted by: why3

Gardes,  I forgot about Khamosi.  I am not a fan of Rajesh Khanna but Waheeda was just amazing in that movie.  On top of that, they had that beautiful song "Pukaar Lo" picturized in the background on her and Dharmendra.  Plus she was shown walking with a copy of  Abhigyan Shakuntalam.  The whole picturization was great.  Those movies were so subtle with those literary touches.  Wish they could show some of that in Hindi serials.

Originally posted by: chalhov

I think we will have this song and Radhika and dev dancing.

Originally posted by: dg86

I just came across this......

Originally posted by: gardes

  

Why, you and I must like the same movies.  I avoided watching Khamoshi because of RK (too full of himself than the role he needed to play) but eventually caught up with it b/c of Dharmendra and WR.  I usually watch movies for the directors and actors are secondary, unless I like the actor.  There is so much subtlety in movies when  directed by the likes of Bimal Roy, Guru Dutt, Hrishikesh Mukherjee, etc. that you rarely see these days.  I watched Aarti and Asli Naqli over the weekend b/c I love the songs.  The storyline is corny at times but the movie does not rattle your nerves with too much noise like they do these days!  Guide was good and the songs were memorable, but I have found Dev Anand to be too gimmicky and it turned me off.  I preferred the book.