Mithas presents: from Spotlight to Front Line – A conversation with the Indian deputy Hema Malini and Bollywood's dream girl
Cambridge, my – This can prepare to draw inspiration from one of the brightest and influential personalities in Indian cinema. Mithas (Mit Heritage of the Arts of South Asia) is delighted to host Mrs Hema MaliniA pioneer whose impact extends through the worlds of cinema, dance and politics.
The exclusive event, “Projectors to the front line: a conversation with Hema Malini”, “ On Tuesday May 13 at 7:00 p.m. at Thomas Tull Concert Hall in the MIT W18 building.
To register, click here.
This attractive cat in the fire will give participants a rare chance to hear the Dream girl Indian cinema is thinking about its multifaceted life. To play emblematic roles on the silver screen to the representation of the Mathura district in Parliament in India, Hema Malini will share how each chapter of her remarkable journey shaped others.
This event is exclusively open to Mithas members and students, offering a more intimate opportunity to connect with a living legend. The seats are limited and early registration is strongly encouraged to ensure attendance.
About Hema Malini
Hema Malini is an actress, dancer, filmmaker, politician and one of the most popular figures in Indian popular culture. Born October 16, 1948 in Tamil Nadu, she trained from a young age in the form of a classical dance of Bharatanatyam. His artistic talent and his presence on the screen quickly led him to become one of the best women in Bollywood in the 1970s and 80s.
During her five decades cinematographic career, she played in more than 150 films, including timeless hits like Shore,, Seeta Aur Geeta,, Dream girl,, Satte Pe SattaAnd Baghban. His name has become synonymous with grace, strength and elegance, winning him the affectionate nickname “Dream Girl”.
Beyond cinema, she is a respected classical dancer who has turned around the world, choreographer and filmmaker. In 2003, she entered politics and in 2014, she was elected to Lok Sabha as a deputy representing Mathura. His political work emphasizes rural development, the well-being of women and the promotion of Indian culture.
His contributions have earned her many distinctions, including Padma Shri in India, one of the country's highest civil honors.
Event details
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📅 Date: Tuesday May 13, 2025
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🕖 Time: 7:00 p.m.
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📍 Place: Thomas Tull Concert Hall, MIT W18 building
Address: 121 Amherst St, Cambridge Ma 02139 -
🎟 Admission: Free, but exclusive to Mithas members and students
Limited seats – Recording required
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Public transport: Red Line (Kendall / MIT) or Mbta Route 1 Bus (77 Mass Ave)
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Parking: Underground parking is available for $ 11 via the entrance to rue Amherst
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Advice: Arrive early to take into account potential traffic and recording time.
Join Mithas for a memorable evening of narration and reflection while Hema Malini goes on stage – not in a film role, but as a pioneer whose real journey is as convincing as any performance. Do not miss this chance to connect with a global icon whose legacy continues to inspire.
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