Bindu Actress Hot Pics Biography
Source (google.com.pk)Bindu was born on April 17th in the Gujerati-speaking Desai family, consisting of her film producer dad, Nanubhai, and stage actress mom, Jyotsna.
Due to her Bollywood connections she was able to find a niche in movies as early as 1962 with 'Anpadh' in which she plays the 'well educated' daughter of an 'illiterate' Mala Sinha. But the real meaty and negative role came her way with 'Do Raaste' in which she plays the wife of Prem Chopra, and the movie that type-cast her in as a vamp was 'Kati Patang' with 'Meraaa Naam has Shabnam, Pyar Se Log Mujhey Shaboo Kahete Hain...' in which she belittles and then blackmails Asha Parekh - a song that is still popular and has also been remixed.
Quite unlike her screen characters, Bindu's life was not an easy one, especially at the age of 13 when her dad passed away, leaving the onus on her to fend for the rest of the Desai family.
She got married to Champaklal Zaveri, who supported her talents and encouraged her to continue to act in movies.
She has acted in over 160 movies in a career that spanned from 1962 through on to the 2004 hit 'Main Hoon Na'.
Bindu is now a Bollywood legend, a vamp, a character actress, a stern mother-in-law, a dancer, a singer, a seductress but above all - an excellent actress
Dreams and Reality
Tinsel dreams took wing early in Bindu’s life. “I watched my mother on stage. Her play Ladakvayo was a hit.” But her father (Nanubhai Desai), a noted film producer, wanted her to be a doctor. “We were eight of us, seven sisters and one brother (today a brother and a sister have passed away). I used to take part in school plays and won prizes. My friends would suggest that I should act on screen. I too enjoyed the khayali pulav (dreams). I was a Vyjayanthimala fan. I loved her dance, her beauty. She was my role model.” When her father fell ill, Bindu being the eldest was deemed to take charge. “Dad said, ‘You’re my son. Look after the family after I’m gone’. After he passed away I took to modeling to support the family. I was 11 but I looked 16 as I was well-built,” recalls the actor who also featured in documentaries till Mohan Kumar signed her for Anpadh (1962), in which she played Mala Sinha’s daughter.
Teen bride
After this brief stint in the movies she went back to school. “I was at the in-between stage — neither a child nor a young lady.” But soon an adolescent Bindu met her
future husband (businessman Champaklal Zhaveri, deals with outdoor advertising) and a romance ensued. “He was my neighbour in Sonawala Terrace at Tardeo. We had a difference of five years between us. I didn’t fall in love with him immediately. Nor did I give in easily. Maine unko bahut sataya (I troubled him a lot). He’d ask me out. I’d give him a time but never turn up. I did this repeatedly. Naturally, he’d be upset, but never showed it. Or else he’d have lost me. I realised that it was not just lust or attraction on his part. We did face familial opposition but we were firm and eventually got married,” says Bindu who became a bride at 16. “He has been like a father figure since then.”
Shaboo to Mona Darling
At 17 she happened to meet director Raj Khosla at brother-in-law Laxmikant’s (of composer Laxmikant-Pyarelal fame who was married to Bindu’s sister) house. “Khoslaji offered me a role saying, ‘The character is the protagonist of my story but she’s a vamp’. I was a bit hesitant. He gave me 15 days to think it over. My husband said, ‘What’s the need?’ But I thought what’s the harm? It had stirred a longstanding dream in me.”
Bindu was soon called for an audition. “I said the dialogue with confidence. Khoslaji right away said, ‘You’re my Nilambari!’” Incidentally, that was the name of the shrewish character Bindu played in Do Raaste based on Chandrakant Kakodkar’s celebrated novel Nilambari. “The title was changed to Do Raaste, because Khoslaji felt Nilambari sounded like a mythological film.” Even as she was shooting for Do Raaste, Bindu signed Ittefaq, Aaya Sawan Jhoom Ke (both in 1969) and Kati Patang (1970). “Shakti Samanta offered me the role in Kati Patang on the condition that I should be able to dance. I rehearsed with Robert Master for three days. Also, I was inspired by Helenji’s dances. She used to fill the screen; I admired her figure, her expressions, her dresses, her movements…” The Bharat Natyam and Kathak dancer did find film dancing ‘a bit loud’. “But on the set I let go of all inhibitions. As a cabaret dancer I couldn’t wear a sari or salwar kameez. I had to wear glamorous costumes. But I took precautions. I wore skin-coloured nylon stitched to my blouse to cover the bare skin.” The hit number Mera naam hai Shabnam in Kati Patang won her the endearment Shabbo and loads of fans.
A spate of glamorous roles followed in films like Mere Jeevan Saathi, Dushman, Garam Masala, Raja Jani, Dharma and Joshilay (in the early ’70s). “I was particular about my diet and exercise. Bindu Actress Hot Pics Hot Actress Pics Blogspot In Saree Gallery In Bikini 2013 in Hd Hollywood Tamil Bollywood Telugu
Bindu Actress Hot Pics Hot Actress Pics Blogspot In Saree Gallery In Bikini 2013 in Hd Hollywood Tamil Bollywood Telugu
Bindu Actress Hot Pics Hot Actress Pics Blogspot In Saree Gallery In Bikini 2013 in Hd Hollywood Tamil Bollywood Telugu
Bindu Actress Hot Pics Hot Actress Pics Blogspot In Saree Gallery In Bikini 2013 in Hd Hollywood Tamil Bollywood Telugu
Bindu Actress Hot Pics Hot Actress Pics Blogspot In Saree Gallery In Bikini 2013 in Hd Hollywood Tamil Bollywood Telugu
Bindu Actress Hot Pics Hot Actress Pics Blogspot In Saree Gallery In Bikini 2013 in Hd Hollywood Tamil Bollywood Telugu
Bindu Actress Hot Pics Hot Actress Pics Blogspot In Saree Gallery In Bikini 2013 in Hd Hollywood Tamil Bollywood Telugu
Bindu Actress Hot Pics Hot Actress Pics Blogspot In Saree Gallery In Bikini 2013 in Hd Hollywood Tamil Bollywood Telugu
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Bindu Actress Hot Pics Hot Actress Pics Blogspot In Saree Gallery In Bikini 2013 in Hd Hollywood Tamil Bollywood Telugu
Bindu Actress Hot Pics Hot Actress Pics Blogspot In Saree Gallery In Bikini 2013 in Hd Hollywood Tamil Bollywood Telugu
Bindu Actress Hot Pics Hot Actress Pics Blogspot In Saree Gallery In Bikini 2013 in Hd Hollywood Tamil Bollywood Telugu
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Bindu was born on April 17th in the Gujerati-speaking Desai family, consisting of her film producer dad, Nanubhai, and stage actress mom, Jyotsna.Due to her Bollywood connections she was able to find a niche in movies as early as 1962 with 'Anpadh' in which she plays the 'well educated' daughter of an 'illiterate' Mala Sinha. But the real meaty and negative role came her way with 'Do Raaste' in which she plays the wife of Prem Chopra, and the movie that type-cast her in as a vamp was 'Kati Patang' with 'Meraaa Naam has Shabnam, Pyar Se Log Mujhey Shaboo Kahete Hain...' in which she belittles and then blackmails Asha Parekh - a song that is still popular and has also been remixed.
Quite unlike her screen characters, Bindu's life was not an easy one, especially at the age of 13 when her dad passed away, leaving the onus on her to fend for the rest of the Desai family.
She got married to Champaklal Zaveri, who supported her talents and encouraged her to continue to act in movies.
She has acted in over 160 movies in a career that spanned from 1962 through on to the 2004 hit 'Main Hoon Na'.
Bindu is now a Bollywood legend, a vamp, a character actress, a stern mother-in-law, a dancer, a singer, a seductress but above all - an excellent actress
Dreams and Reality
Tinsel dreams took wing early in Bindu’s life. “I watched my mother on stage. Her play Ladakvayo was a hit.” But her father (Nanubhai Desai), a noted film producer, wanted her to be a doctor. “We were eight of us, seven sisters and one brother (today a brother and a sister have passed away). I used to take part in school plays and won prizes. My friends would suggest that I should act on screen. I too enjoyed the khayali pulav (dreams). I was a Vyjayanthimala fan. I loved her dance, her beauty. She was my role model.” When her father fell ill, Bindu being the eldest was deemed to take charge. “Dad said, ‘You’re my son. Look after the family after I’m gone’. After he passed away I took to modeling to support the family. I was 11 but I looked 16 as I was well-built,” recalls the actor who also featured in documentaries till Mohan Kumar signed her for Anpadh (1962), in which she played Mala Sinha’s daughter.
Teen bride
After this brief stint in the movies she went back to school. “I was at the in-between stage — neither a child nor a young lady.” But soon an adolescent Bindu met her
future husband (businessman Champaklal Zhaveri, deals with outdoor advertising) and a romance ensued. “He was my neighbour in Sonawala Terrace at Tardeo. We had a difference of five years between us. I didn’t fall in love with him immediately. Nor did I give in easily. Maine unko bahut sataya (I troubled him a lot). He’d ask me out. I’d give him a time but never turn up. I did this repeatedly. Naturally, he’d be upset, but never showed it. Or else he’d have lost me. I realised that it was not just lust or attraction on his part. We did face familial opposition but we were firm and eventually got married,” says Bindu who became a bride at 16. “He has been like a father figure since then.”
Shaboo to Mona Darling
At 17 she happened to meet director Raj Khosla at brother-in-law Laxmikant’s (of composer Laxmikant-Pyarelal fame who was married to Bindu’s sister) house. “Khoslaji offered me a role saying, ‘The character is the protagonist of my story but she’s a vamp’. I was a bit hesitant. He gave me 15 days to think it over. My husband said, ‘What’s the need?’ But I thought what’s the harm? It had stirred a longstanding dream in me.”
Bindu was soon called for an audition. “I said the dialogue with confidence. Khoslaji right away said, ‘You’re my Nilambari!’” Incidentally, that was the name of the shrewish character Bindu played in Do Raaste based on Chandrakant Kakodkar’s celebrated novel Nilambari. “The title was changed to Do Raaste, because Khoslaji felt Nilambari sounded like a mythological film.” Even as she was shooting for Do Raaste, Bindu signed Ittefaq, Aaya Sawan Jhoom Ke (both in 1969) and Kati Patang (1970). “Shakti Samanta offered me the role in Kati Patang on the condition that I should be able to dance. I rehearsed with Robert Master for three days. Also, I was inspired by Helenji’s dances. She used to fill the screen; I admired her figure, her expressions, her dresses, her movements…” The Bharat Natyam and Kathak dancer did find film dancing ‘a bit loud’. “But on the set I let go of all inhibitions. As a cabaret dancer I couldn’t wear a sari or salwar kameez. I had to wear glamorous costumes. But I took precautions. I wore skin-coloured nylon stitched to my blouse to cover the bare skin.” The hit number Mera naam hai Shabnam in Kati Patang won her the endearment Shabbo and loads of fans.
A spate of glamorous roles followed in films like Mere Jeevan Saathi, Dushman, Garam Masala, Raja Jani, Dharma and Joshilay (in the early ’70s). “I was particular about my diet and exercise.
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