Man proposes God disposes.
Whatever SHANTI wanted in life she never got it–
She hated mankind but had to live like a toy in the hands of mankind–
She hated life but had to live it–
She hated love but fell in love–
After giving birth to a child she had to live 3 different lives–
A woman who was an instrument of entertainment–
A mother who was really a worshipable mother–
And a beloved- who loved selflessly and silently–
These were the three different faces of Shanti's life–
But ultimately the curtain was torn- and the reality was visible to every one–
It was naked truth, nothing but "Truth" every one saw it–
See this truth on the silver screen of MAA KA AANCHAL.
[From the official press booklet]
Released in 1986, Jaanbaaz remains one of the most stylish and ambitious films of 1980s Hindi cinema. Produced and directed by Feroz Khan, the film blended family drama, romance, action, and crime within a visually lavis...
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Mumtaz Shanti remains one of the most luminous stars of 1940s Indian cinema and is often remembered as Hindi cinema’s first true female superstar. Celebrating her birth centenary is an occasion to revisit the extraordina...
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