MUMBAI: Zeenat Aman ruled over the 70s with her bold looks and opinions that were admired by the masses and very much loved by her fans. The actress was loved for her acting prowess as well as her hot looks. Zeenat Aman has stolen hearts with performances in movies like Don, Satyam Shivam Sundaram, Yaadon Ki Baaraat, Hare Rama Hare Krishna, The Great Gambler, Laawaris and many more.
Lately, the actress has been winning hearts with her social media posts and the younger generations are loving it all. Zeenat Aman has, at times, levelled up her social media game with some very fun and creative ideas. This time, the actress has given out small anecdotes from her shooting days of 'Samandar mein naha ke', check it out below:
In the caption the actress writes, "Uff.. I'll be candid. This is a bit of a gratuitous post brought on by the summer. It's just so damn hot!"
She adds, "The weather I mean. Though I won't be too coy to say that Mr.Bachchan and I romancing to those salty lyrics are quite sizzling too. Director-producer Ramesh Behl's Pukar was a blast to shoot. Its anti-colonial underpinning, excellent cast and catchy songs were what drevw me to the script. Now Goa in the early 80s was quiet, idyllic and unpeopled. So Samundar Mein Naha Ke was shot on an empty beach and it was an easy-breezy affair. For me at least! didn't have any lip syncing to do, nor much choreography to learn. The brief was as basic as they come - look pretty! So there was in a titillating white outfit, with a bit of midriff on display, rolling around in the surf, while Mr. Bachchan pranced around me like an ardent bird-of-paradise."
Adding further, "My otherwise seamless performance was hindered by one small fact - can't swim! had to swallow a fair amount of nerves (and seawater) for those shots of me writhing in the swash! Despite taking a few tumbles in the waves and being left with sand in uncomfortable places, I thought I did convincing job of being a jal pari. Whether romantic or platonic, send this post to the person who owes you a beachside getaway this Summer!"
"P.S: Here's another titbit for you. This was Mr.Bachchan's first shoot after the life-threatening accident he suffered on the sets of Coolie in 1982. Bachchan mania was well-established in the country by then, and the nation practically held its breath till he was in the clear. So as you can imagine, the atmosphere on set was particularly buoyant during the making of this film." She writes.
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