My Radiant Queen: Saira Banu remembered mother Naseem Banu on the anniversary of her death
Veteran actor Saira Banu paid a emotional tribute to his late mother Naseem Banu, called her the first female superstar and a guide force in her life. She was remembered by her mother’s strength, timeless beauty and deep cultural values in the family.
In short
- Saira Banu paid tribute to mother Naseem Banu on the anniversary of death
- She remembers how her mother balances a balanced tradition with modern thinking
- The actor said that Naseem Banu impressed his career options
Veteran actor Saira Banu paid a heartfelt tribute to his mother, actor Naseem Banu on the anniversary of his death. Sharing a beautiful throbac photo of the late actor on Instagram, Saira remembered him as a trailblazer in Indian cinema and a guiding light in his personal life.
In an emotional note, Saira Banu wrote, “My dear mother, fairy face, was the most talented star, rather, she was a constellation in itself. The first female superstar of Indian cinema, she burnt the screen with an attraction that attracted millions of people.
Naseem Banu, who started his career as Queen Nurjahan with Sohrab Modi’s ‘Pukar’, was widely praised for his amazing form and powerful screen appearance. Saira recalled, “The effect was so powerful that the audience would remove her shoes before entering the cinema as if a real Mughal court had stepped into the court. Icon like Dilp Kumar And Amitabh Bachchan has called her the most beautiful woman whom she ever saw. ,
Saira also reflected her mother’s influence, not only in the film but in life. She wrote, “Her beauty was not just skin-deep. It was in her soul how she balanced tradition and modernity with Grace (SIC).” He remembered how, despite being educated in London, Naseem ensured that the family spends summer in Bombay or Delhi to be connected to his Indian roots.
A strong and inspiring woman, Nasim Banu, early in life, played the role of a early protector and later became a major impact in Saira Banu’s decision to join the film industry. “His creative vision impressed my decision to make a career in the film instead of following academics,” Saira shared.
Ending her touching tribute, Saira wrote, “And then on this day, came on June 18, 2002, the day my radiant Queen left us, put us in the deepest sadness of life without her light.”
Saira Banu is known for her famous roles in hit films like ‘Padosan’ and ‘Jungle’. She married superstar Dilip Kumar in 1966And he shared a strong and loving bond till his death in 2021. Since then, she has been mostly away from the headlines.
