Aruna irani

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Veteran actor Aruna Irani has spoken about her husband, filmmaker Kuku Kohli. Aruna said that she did not know Kuku was already married and had kids when she first met him. Aruna Irani and filmmaker Kuku Kohli got married in 1990. Aruna and Kuku got married in 1990 when she was 40. She says that their relationship kicked off with a lot of fights on the sets of their movie but blossomed into a romance soon. Speaking to The Times of India, Aruna said in an interview, “We met each other during one of the films that we worked on together. During that film, he used to make all the other actors wait till Dharmendra ji arrived on sets to start the shoot. And I used to get very angry at him as I was too working on some other films at that time. So we started with a love and hate relationship. I used to get very upset with him and he used to console me. Uss chakkar mein kaise lafda ho gaya samajh nahi aya (Don't know how we fell for each other due to that).” She added that she didn't like to speak about him as his first wife would have been upset. “He even didn't tell me that he was married when we met and that's how I fell in love with him. So it didn't look good to speak about our relationship as he was married already with a wife and daughters. Now I am talking about it because his first wife passed away a few months back,” she said. Also read: Aruna Irani mourns Rishi Kapoor’s death: ‘There will be no one like my Chintu baba’ In an earlier interview to Filmfare, Aruna spoke abo...

• • • • Aruna Irani reveals why Mehmood never denied the rumours of their marriage: 'Unhe lagta tha ki agar ye heroine ban gayi toh...' Aruna Irani reveals why Mehmood never denied the rumours of their marriage: ‘Unhe lagta tha ki agar ye heroine ban gayi toh…’ Aruna Irani heaps praise on Mehmood saying that he helped her a lot in making a career in the Hindi film industry. She also addresses rumours about her alleged marriage with the actor. Aruna Iraniis one of the most versatile Bollywood actors of all time. She has worked in more than 300 films and has been part of big blockbusters of the ’80s and ’90s. Recently, the veteran actor reminisced about her early acting days and the journey so far in an ANI podcast with Smita Prakash where she opened up about many personal aspects of her life. In the in-depth and heartfelt interview, Irani also addressed many rumours that made tides during the ’80s and ’90s. When asked about Mehmood’s role in her career, Aruna Irani heaped praise on him saying that he helped her a lot in making a career in the industry. But, she said he (Mehmood) also somehow became the reason behind her not getting work for a couple of years. She also addressed rumours about her alleged marriage with the actor during the time. Also Read | She talked about her equation with Mehmood and how it turned sour later. She said, “I was more than a friendly person to him. ‘ Woh hota aise hai ki jab main industry mein aayi thi toh mujhe koi kaam hi nahi de raha tha. J...

Veteran actress Aruna Irani recently opened up about her career and personal life in the latest episode of ETimes’ exclusive segment, Big Interview. While the actress has never talked about her first husband-filmmaker Kuku Kohli as the two met while he was already married to his first wife, she now spilled the beans about their relationship. Veteran actress Narrating how their relationship blossomed amid a love-hate situation on the film sets, she said exclusively, “We met each other during one of the films that we worked on together. During that film, he used to make all the other actors wait till “He even didn't tell me that he was married when we met and that's how I fell in love with him. So it didn't look good to speak about our relationship as he was married already with a wife and daughters. Now I am talking about it because his first wife passed away a few months back,” she clarified her decision to avoid conversations around Kohli in the past. Read the full exclusive interview here: Aruna Irani on Lata Mangeshkar's demise: As a fan, we would never want her to leave us Bollywood and TV's veteran actress Aruna Irani, who has acted in over 500 films so far got teary-eyed when ETimes got in touch with the actress. "Sabko jana hai, per hame dusri Lata Mangeshkar kaha milegi?" expresses as she mourns the demise of Lata Mangeshkar.

Veteran actress, Aruna Irani is one of the most versatile actresses of the '80s and '90s. Over the years, she has worked in more than 300 films, which included some of the most popular Hindi movies of all time. However, the actress's personal life was not a bed of roses, as she had to go through a lot to survive in the industry. Now, inaninterview, Aruna Irani recalled her early days in Bollywood and also addressed many rumours that were rife during the ’80s and ’90s. Aruna Irani talks about Mehmood's role in her career Recently,in an ANI podcast with Smita Prakash, Aruna Irani opened up about many personal aspects of her life. When she was asked about actor, Mehmood’s role in her career, the veteran actress heaped praise on him and revealed that when she entered the industry, nobody was ready to sign her in films, and it was Mehmood Sahab who gave her work. She said: Lucky Ali's Love Life: A Man Who Was Open To All His Wives That He Is Not A 'One-Woman' Person “I was more than a friendly person to him. ‘Woh hota aise hai ki jab main industry mein aayi thi toh mujhe koi kaam hi nahi de raha tha. Jab Mehmood Sahab ke saath maine kaam shuru kiya unhone mujhe kaam dilaana shuru kiya.” Recommended Read: Aruna Irani confesses she and Mehmood were more than friends Further in the interview, Aruna Irani revealed that she earned money and recognition because of Mehmood and shared how the condition of her life got better. Calling Mehmood a 'God-sent angel', she shared that she didn...

Aruna Irani was born on August 18, 1946, to Faredun Irani and Saguna in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. She is the eldest of eight siblings—Indra Kumar, Adi Irani and Firoz Irani are all associated with the film industry. She has played characters ranging from heroine to vamp in more than 300 movies in different languages, including Hindi and Gujarati cinema. The actress holds the record for winning the most nominations. She won her first Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award for the movie 'Pet Pyaar Aur Paap' (1984), followed by her second win—Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award for the movie 'Beta' (1992). Aruna Irani accepted Filmfare's Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012. () Aruna Irani was born on August 18, 1946, to Faredun Irani and Saguna in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. She is the eldest of eight siblings—Indra Kumar, Adi Irani and Firoz Irani are all associated with the film industry. She has played characters ranging from heroine to vamp in more than 300 movies in different languages, including Hindi and Gujarati cinema. The actress holds the record for winning the most nominations. She won her first Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award for the movie 'Pet Pyaar Aur Paap' (1984), followed by her second win—Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award for the movie 'Beta' (1992). Aruna Irani accepted Filmfare's Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012. Aruna's father, Faredun Irani, ran a drama troupe, while her mother, Saguna, was an actress. Aruna Irani was a topper at schoo...