Yesteryear actress Saira Banu, who is quite active on social media, recently was thrilled to receive the news of her blockbuster comedy Padosan (1968) re-releasing in theatres. The film featured her alongside the late Sunil Dutt, Kishore Kumar, and Mehmood and featured her as the solo female lead in an extensive male-dominated ensemble cast. The fun entertainer is one of the most loved cult Bollywood movies with its melodious songs continuing to be evergreen classics.
Taking to social media, Saira Banu expressed her happiness when she came across the news about Padosan re-releasing in theatres. “I was thrilled to know that “PADOSAN”, a film incredibly close to my heart, is being re-released in theaters. This movie is not only dearest to me but a cherished piece of cinematic history that I believe the new generation should experience. It’s a brilliant showcase of exceptional artists brought to life by Dutt Saab, Mehmood Bhai, Kishore Ji, and many more,” says the evergreen actress.
Recalling some memories and sharing her gratitude towards the makers for providing her a chance to be a part of the film. “Reflecting on “PADOSAN”, I feel blessed for the opportunity to have been a part of it, especially given the circumstances at the time. After my marriage, I had taken a step back from my professional career, and it was only thanks to Mehmood Bhai’s persistent persuasion and the considerate arrangements made to facilitate the shooting in Madras that I agreed to join the project. The film’s cast, including the unforgettable Dutt Saab, who humorously questioned the departure from his usual glamorous roles, and the amazing Kishore Ji, made the experience truly memorable. The on-set laughter and camaraderie were so intense that at times, we had to pause filming because I couldn’t stop laughing.”
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“It’s heartening to see “PADOSAN” celebrated once again, and I look forward to sharing more anecdotes about this remarkable film, which remains a highlight of my career and a joyous part of cinematic legacy,” she concluded her note.
Being a remake of a short story and a Bengali film based on it titled Pasher Bari, Padosan was a musical comedy of two men attempting to woo a pretty, college-going girl through music. It originally released on November 29, 1968.
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