Hema Malini

...needed a well-known, popular person who was also a mother, to advertise the product. That is when we zeroed in on film actor Hema Malini. By the year-end, we expanded to other metros and the mass media campaign worked. The whole country became familiar with...

...killed, but Avika returns to the show as Jhumki, a banjaran girl, and it posed a new challenge for the actress. "I am dancing on Hema Malini's song 'Jab tak hai jaan', so I had to watch that song," she said. Revealing movie plans, she said she has "signed...

...and entered the domain of the small screen with the likes of Sandhya Mridul in Hubahu, Hansika Motwani in Hum Do Hain Na, Hema Malini in Kamini Damini, Gaurav Chananna in Hey...Yehi To Hai Wo, Juhi Parmar in Kumkum, Narayani Shastri in Piya Ka Ghar, Suhasi...

After acting, dancing and endorsements, Hema Malini has now turned to singing. The Dream Girl joins Suresh Wadkar to croon Sanskrit shlokas of Adi Shankara's Soundarya Lahari for a music album.

...role dramas. The classics here began with Dilip Kumar's Ram Aur Shyam (based on plots from foreign classics), moving on to Hema Malini's Seeta Aur Geeta, Sridevi's Chaalbaaz and Anil Kapoor's Kishen Kanhaiya with some more lesser examples. Here the tough one...

...HUM DONO [Dev Anand], RAM AUR SHYAM [Dilip Kumar], DO KALIYAN [Neetu Singh], ARADHANA [Rajesh Khanna], SEETA AUR GEETA [Hema Malini], MAUSAM [Sharmila Tagore], DON [Amitabh Bachchan], AAKHREE RAASTA [Amitabh Bachchan], CHAALBAAZ [Sridevi], KISHEN KANHAIYA...

Hema Malini in ‘Seeta Aur Geeta’: The female version of ‘Ram Aur Shyam’, Hema was equally brilliant portraying diametrically opposite sisters separated at birth in this Ramesh Sippy classic

...her tattoos, she said, "I got the Gayatri Mantra inked on my shoulder because it was the first mantra that my dad taught me." Hema Malini, who was shopping at the gift store of the hotel they were putting up at, also spoke to us. "I love this place. It feels...

...the two characters of whom she unwittingly comes in between. Delicate, fey and lovely, Raakhee is referred to as a 'doll' by Hema Malini and that's precisely what Sumita lends to the story -- vulnerability. Both the women, decked in shimmering gold, draped...