I can’t recognise you in clothes’, this superstar once said Zeenat Aman when she went to meet him

Veteran Bollywood actress Zeenat Aman started her career as a model and later gained traction in the film industry after winning Femina Leave out India and Leave out Asia Pacific International pageants in 1970. Though more than one actors suggested Zeenat to are attempting her hand on the film industry, on the alternative hand, good fortune wasn’t in the favour of Zeenat Aman. She had many u.s.a.and downs at some point of her illustrious career in the film industry, An exceptionally extensive collection of oldsters who aren’t aware, Zeenat Aman gained wide recognition after appearing in the film Satyam Shivam Sundaram helmed by Raj Kapoor. On the alternative hand, an spell binding take on the film changed into made by this big name who couldn’t recognise Zeenat in clothes. Are you able to guess the actor?

When this big name commented on Zeenat Aman’s role

Within the film Satyam Shivam Sundaram Zeena Aman plays the role of Roopa, who portrays the difference between physical love and spiritual love. On the alternative hand, Zeena Aman later in an interview revealed that veteran actor Raaj Kumar failed to recognise her in clothes after seeing her as Roopa in Raj Kapoor’s film. Raaj Kumar is believed for his open remarks and his strange conversation.

It's alleged that Raaj Kumar met Zeenat Aman at a celebration after Satyam Shivam Sundaram shoot. Zeenat recalled, “Raj Kumar had a drink in his hand and he changed into smoking a pipe. I reached there and said that Raaj sahab you in all probability did no longer see me.” To this, Raj Kumar replied – “I saw you… but after your film, I'm in a position to no longer recognize you by your clothes. It's challenging for me (sic).”

About Raaj Kumar

Raaj Kumar started his acting career in 1952 with the film Rangili. He went on to showcase his talent in a few noteworthy films, including Aabshar, Ghamand, and Lakhon Mein Ek. On the alternative hand, it changed into his captivating portrayal of Prince Naushazad in Sohrab Modi’s Nausherwan-E-Adil in 1957 that genuinely catapulted him to fame, marking a huge turning point in his career.