Aruna Irani

Aruna Irani pays a heartfelt tribute to legendary singer Asha Bhosle, recalling her warmth, strength, and ability to stay cheerful despite personal struggles. Calling her loss irreparable, Aruna highlights her unmatched versatility across genres and cherishes their close bond, while celebrating the timeless legacy of a voice that will forever live on.

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A video featuring veteran actor Dinesh Hingoo recently went viral, sparking concern across the film industry over his alleged financial condition. In the clip, believed to be around two months old, the 86-year-old actor is seen interacting with a fan and speaking about continuing to work and needing money for medical expenses. However, fresh clarification has now revealed that the situation may have been misunderstood.

Veteran actress Farida Jalal reflects on being typecast yet becoming the face of on‑screen love. She set a moral limit early on, stayed true to it, and still built a six‑decade career across films, TV, and OTT, proving money is easy but respect and status are hard‑earned through sacrifice.

In a heartwarming moment on 'Indian Idol,' veteran actresses Aruna Irani and Farida Jalal embraced their shared history after 53 years apart. Their last appearance together was in the beloved classic 'Bobby' back in 1973. As they graced the stage, contestants celebrated their legacy with renditions of their timeless songs, evoking a wave of nostalgia and joy among the audience.

A magical evening unfolded on 'Indian Idol' as Bollywood icons Aruna Irani and Farida Jalal graced the stage together for the first time in 53 years. With smiles beaming, they electrified the crowd by breaking into a nostalgic dance to the beloved track 'Kaliyon Ka Chaman.

With his trademark humor, Boman Irani chimed in on Donald Trump's comments about 'Iranis,' humorously listing himself, Smriti Irani, and Aruna Irani in the mix. He playfully offered Dadar Parsi Colony in Mumbai as a peaceful negotiation backdrop, highlighting its welcoming spirit, and cheekily mentioned that they might need a gas cylinder for some culinary delights during the talks. Read on to know more.

Veteran actor Aruna Irani recently revealed that she was initially hesitant to romance Govinda on screen in Haseena Maan Jaayegi. Having played his mother in several films, Aruna feared audiences would reject the sudden shift in their dynamic. In a candid chat, she opened up about why she even suggested the role be offered to someone else — and how director David Dhawan convinced her otherwise.

During a heartfelt episode of 'The Kapil Sharma Show,' Sunil Grover's homage to the legendary Kader Khan stirred a wave of nostalgia for filmmaker David Dhawan. Their unforgettable partnerships on films like 'Bol Radha Bol' and 'Haseena Maan Jaayegi' showcased Khan's brilliant comedic flair and sharp dialogues, often delivered alongside stars like Govinda and Salman Khan.

Veteran actress Aruna Irani recently addressed concerns about her health after a video of her at Mumbai airport in a wheelchair, holding crutches, went viral. Fans were worried after watching the video, and the actress has now revealed that she will recover soon.

Aruna Irani, one of Indian cinema’s most prolific actresses with over 500 films to her credit, recently opened up about her distant relationship with cousin and fellow actress Bindu. In a recent interview, the veteran actress revealed how complicated family ties and financial struggles contributed to their lack of closeness.

Veteran actress Aruna Irani revealed that Rekha allegedly got her removed from the film 'Mangalsutra' and had her scenes cut in 'Aurat Aurat Aurat'. Irani confronted Rekha, who admitted to fearing that Irani's strong performance would make her look like a vamp.

Aruna Irani, Alok Nath to unite for TV Popular veteran actors like Aruna Irani and Alok Nath are in talks to unite for an upcoming television show, tentatively titled 'Sansaar', which will be on the lines of the 1994 movie 'Raja Babu' with Karisma Kapoor and Govinda.

Aruna Irani and Sanjay Dutt are all set to collaborate once again and will be seen portraying mother-son in their next film.

Popular actress Aruna Irani who has been a part of the Indian film industry for 51 years now was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Filmfare Awards.

Veteran actress Aruna Irani, who was last seen as the matriarch of the Vaishnav household in Sanskaar — Dharohar Apnon Ki, will return to the tube after eight months

Aruna Irani, the veteran actress, bravely battled breast cancer, not once but twice, alongside managing diabetes diagnosed at 60. Initially, she avoided chemotherapy due to work commitments, but later underwent it when the cancer relapsed in 2020. Despite a scare involving kidney failure, Irani remains active and healthy, showcasing her resilience and determination.

Veteran Bollywood actor Aruna Irani suffered a serious injury from a fall in Bangkok and was seen arriving at Mumbai airport in a wheelchair. She was on a shopping trip with friends and tripped while walking in the city. After treatment in Bangkok and further recovery in Mumbai, she is gradually improving.

The demise of the legendary actor Dilip Kumar came as a shocker to the entire nation. He was 98 and admitted to Hinduja Hospital where he breathed his last due to prolonged illness. Known as a 'Tragedy King', the late actor had shared the screen space with countless celebrities during his career spanning over five decades and veteran actress Aruna Irani is one of them.

Aruna Irani criticizes Poonam Panday's poorly executed stunt to raise awareness about cervical cancer. Irani suggests that there are better ways to promote social causes and highlights the importance of addressing such issues responsibly. She emphasizes the need for parents to vaccinate their daughters against cervical cancer.

Veteran Bollywood actress Aruna Irani, who is currently essaying the role of bhabhi ma in the show 'Bhaghya Lakshmi', had to revisit her days in Bollywood for a special number.

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.

Her comeback film is called Bol Baby Bol

Veteran actress Aruna Irani was seen in a wheelchair at Mumbai airport due to an injury she sustained in Bangkok. The beloved actress, who has appeared in over 500 films, is currently recovering under expert medical supervision in Mumbai and is in considerable pain.

The veteran actress will be making a comeback after five years.

Television actor Amar Upadhyay praised his son Aryaman's recent stage performance, encouraging him to stay focused and work hard. Sharing images on Instagram, Amar expressed confidence in his son's abilities and urged him to ignore negativity. This comes as Aryaman is reportedly preparing for his acting debut.

Aruna Irani's rumoured marriage to comedian Mehmood almost left the actress without work and it was Dada Kondke who offered her a song for a film that helped her comeback. Speaking about the episode, Aruna Irani said, "I don't know how that rumour started that Mehmood saab had married me. No producer was ready to work with me."

Aruna Irani says what makes Vidya Balan her favourite actress.

When it comes to choosing an outdoor location for TV shoots, the city of Indore always comes high on the list.

Veteran Bollywood actress Aruna Irani on Rajkumar Hirani being accused of harassment, she said, "No comments. They all are using each other for their own advantages. I don't want to get into this matter." On casting couch, Irani said, "It depends on you and your choice that you want to accept it or not. I don't think that only men are responsible for it."