Veteran actress Hema Malini was one of the top heroines of her time. She was fondly called the 'Dream Girl', courtesy of her charm and versatility. Read on to know more.
Bollywood is not just known for its on-screen romantic story, but real-life dramatic love stories is also been a part of it. From the 60s, 70s to the 2000s and following years, Bollywood has set a mark with its romantic stories.
Hema Malini and Dharmendra have been one of the most ideal couples of Bollywood. The love story of the duo has been very among among people but Dharmendra was not the first choice for Hema’s family.
Not just this, Jitendra almost got married to her, and she also has a serious relationship with Sanjeev Kumar. However, a mid all her relationship rumours, a report suggests that Hema Malini’s mother wanted her to marry this man.
As per Mayapuri 250th issue, he was none other than actor, film director, Kannada writer, and playwright Girish Karnad. Reportedly, Hema Malini’s mother liked both Girish's behavior and demeanor.
As per reports, Jaya, Hema’s mother, went on to produce a film with Girish titled Ratnadeep, which supposedly brought the two close to each other and eventually led to them falling in love. However, things didn’t work out, and at last, Hema Malini married Dharmendra, and the duo were blessed with two daughters.
According to reports, Hema Malini and Sanjeev Kumar were in a relationship, and their bond was the talk of the town. Their bond grew, and they involved their parents in a meeting to make their marriage possible and settle down.
However, things didn’t work out between them due to difference of opinion, and Sajeev wanted Hema to quit her acting career. The bond between the two ended on this note and Hema moved on his her life.
Hema Malini was born into a Tamil Iyenger Brahmin family to Jaya Chakraborty. She was trained in classical dance and made her acting debut in 1963 in a Tamil film named Idhu Sathiyam. She got her first role in Sapno Ka Saudagar, released in 1968.
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