Bollywood veteran Mumtaz recently garnered attention as she embarked on a memorable trip to Pakistan alongside her sister Mallika.
Sharing glimpses of their visit on social media, Mumtaz posted photos and videos showcasing their interactions with local actors and classical singers, highlighting the warm reception they received from the Pakistani entertainment industry.
In a candid interview with Zoom now, Mumtaz expressed admiration for the hospitality extended to her by Pakistani artists and advocated for an end to the ban on Pakistani talent in India.
“They should be allowed to come and work here. They are talented. I agree we have no dearth of talent in the Mumbai film industry. But they should also get work opportunities in Bollywood,” she emphasized.
Recalling heartwarming moments from their trip, Mumtaz shared how actor Fawad Khan reserved an entire restaurant to host them and praised the resilience of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, who performed despite being unwell.
Mumtaz, a prominent figure in Hindi cinema since the 1960s, boasts an illustrious career that commenced at the age of 11 with ‘Sone Ki Chidiya.’
She has graced several iconic films such as ‘Do Raaste,’ ‘Hare Rama Hare Krishna,’ and ‘Apradh.’
