Happy Birthday Shabana Azmi: Her Best Movies

Winner of 5 National Awards, 4 International Awards, Padma Shri Award and Veteran Actress Padma Bhushan Award Shabana Azumi In the 1970s and 80s, so-called parallel films truly dominated Indian celluloid. supported by Taking on her daring subject matter and choosing to step out of her comfort zone, she has been a leading figure in her domestic parallel Indian cinema in a career spanning almost 50 years. Some liked to try her role.With her acting prowess in mind, her 1974 debut Shabana Azmi Unclealso marks a solid filmmaker Siamese Benegalis the only actor to ever win five of the biggest national awards for his directorial debut. As an actress who celebrated her 72nd birthday on 18th September, let’s take a look at her amazing work in the Indian film industry.

earth

In this acclaimed 1982 film, Shabana Azumi gracefully essays the role of the deeply hurt and humiliated wife of an unfaithful husband.of Mahesh Bhatt The performance is also a feature Curbhushan Carbunda When Smita PatilEven across generations, ghazals of Earth Tum Itna Jo Muskura Rahe Ho Makes me feel depressed.

mandy

The on-screen magic created by Shyam Benegal and Shabana Azmi’s collaboration is honestly hard to miss. Shabana, who wrote an essay about an unsophisticated and unsophisticated woman who runs a brothel and overcomes the wrath of her policing, her racy boldness and spirited highs in this 1983 film of hers. Derrabadi accent will blow your mind.

fire

It is considered one of Shabana Azumi’s most controversial roles to date. fire It is the first mainstream Bollywood film to explicitly show homosexual relationships on screen. Inviting the ire of several groups, Shabana Azumi first plays a submissive and lonely housewife who later explores her sexuality in socially forbidden ways.

mcdee

Appearing in a never-before-seen avatar, Shabana Azumi plays the role of a frightening-looking witch who hunts down children. The terrifying and intimidating children’s film received many accolades.

15 Park Avenue

National award-winning film explores the topic of schizophrenia 15 Park Avenue deep and dark. Besides Shaban Azmi, the 2005 film also stars Konkona Sen Sharma, Rahul Bose, Shefari Shah and Waheeda Rehman in lead roles.

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