Mumtaz will make a return from Bollywood under one condition: “Buddhi ka Role in Karne Wali Nahi Hoon” | Bollywood
May 05, 2025 08:42 PM ist
Mumtaz spoke of returning to big screens after a long hiatus, shared the kind of roles she didn't want to do.
The veteran actor Mumtaz, who captivated the public with his timeless charm and his presence on the screen in the 60s and 70s, addressed the long -standing question to know if it will return to the silver screen. In an interview Instant BollywoodThe actor also spoke of not having received the kind of roles she is looking for. (Read also: when the best paid actress in India was forced to leave Bollywood, prohibited by parents-in-law: Star story that “left too early”))
Mumtaz talks about the return of Bollywood
Speaking of the type of roles she would consider for her return, Mumtaz said: “The main role of Filmon Mein Buddhi Ka toh Karne Vaali Nahi Hoon. Aur Jaisi Main Lagti Hun Vo Role Offer Hua Nahi. Kisi ki maa ka karne waali nahi hun.
Fans reacted warmly to his statement. One of them commented: “OMG, I want to see Mumtaz Madame on screen so much.” Another wrote: “Like his honesty and his attitude as Bindaas.” A third comment said: “She looks great even at this age.” Another said: “Like his confidence.”
About Mumtaz
Mumtaz started his acting journey at the age of 11 with films like Lajwanti (1958), Sone Ki Chidiya (1958), and had small roles in Stone (1961) and Sehra (1963). She was initially typical as a “cascade film heroine”, who blocked her start of career. However, after the success of Ram Aur Shyam (1967), the simple Hamdam Mere Dost (1968) and Brahmachari (1968), she produced her breakthrough in 1969 with Do Raast.
She quickly established herself as a Bollywood head woman. However, in 1976, after the Nagin of Rajkumar Kohli, Mumtaz took sabbatical leave and returned to the screen in 1990 with Aandhiyan. The actor withdrew from the films and settled in London with her husband, the Ugandan businessman Mayur Madhvani.
