Rakhee Gulzar, a name that resonates with timeless Bollywood classics, recently shared her thoughts on the re-release of Karan Arjun, a film that continues to captivate audiences even years after its initial release. As a guest at the 55th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa, the veteran actor spoke about the iconic film and the enthusiasm surrounding its return to theatres.
A New Chapter for Rakhee Gulzar with Aamar Boss
While reflecting on her past achievements, Rakhee is also gearing up for her return to the big screen with Aamar Boss. After almost two decades, Rakhee is ready to charm audiences again with her new role. This film, set to hit theatres this December, promises to showcase her versatile acting skills in a fresh and emotionally charged role. Directed by the talented Shiboprosad Mukherjee and Nandita Roy, Aamar Boss tells the story of a single mother determined to give her son a better future despite the financial struggles she faces.
Rakhee’s Sentimental Journey at IFFI
The 55th edition of the International Film Festival of India, held in Goa, brought a mix of nostalgia and fresh beginnings for Rakhee Gulzar. The festival, which started on November 20, 2024, is a platform for global cinema, showcasing over 180 films from 81 countries. Rakhee, a celebrated figure in Indian cinema, attended the festival with excitement, especially as it marked the premiere of Aamar Boss.
During her visit, Rakhee shared how the event provided a new experience for her. She noted, “It’s a new atmosphere, a new city. I used to attend in Delhi and still visit there, but coming here has been a refreshing change—though a bit short on time.”
Karan Arjun’s Timeless Legacy: Will the Young Generation Connect?
Rakhee Gulzar’s role as Durga Singh in Karan Arjun continues to be a defining moment in her illustrious career. As the film makes its way back to theatres, Rakhee expressed her belief that the younger generation will find new relevance in the film. The themes of brotherhood, sacrifice, and family in Karan Arjun are universal, and the re-release of the movie provides an opportunity for today’s audiences to experience its emotional depth and thrilling narrative.
The Grand IFFI Showcase: A Hub for Global Cinema
This year’s IFFI served as a grand celebration of global cinema, with over 180 films being screened, including 16 world premieres, 3 international premieres, 43 Asian premieres, and 109 Indian premieres. The event brought together filmmakers, actors, and cinema lovers to celebrate the art of filmmaking, with Rakhee Gulzar playing a central role in representing India’s rich cinematic legacy.
