Tanuja Mukherjee is only known as Tanuja in Hindi cinema. At one time, he mesmerized the audience with his attractive smile and acting.

Born on 23 September 1943 in a Marathi Brahmin family in Mumbai, Tanuja gave Bollywood a new dimension with dear characters. His laughter, which resonated on the screen and his deep eyes, which told stories, still settled in the minds of cinema lovers.

Tanuja chose her own path
Tanuja was born in a family which was synonymous with Indian cinema. His mother, Shobhana Samarth, and elder sister, Nutan, both were veteran actresses of their time. Grandma Ratan Bai and Mausi Nalini Jaywant were also an Estabish name in the cinema world. In such a situation, Tanuja’s interest in films was natural, but he made a different identity for himself. From childhood, Ribelius nature and free thinking mistress Tanuja chose her own way.

Tanuja entered the industry as a child artist

At the age of just seven, Tanuja stepped as a child artist in ‘Hamari Beti’ in 1950. But the real start in 1960 with ‘Chhabili’, directed by mother Shobhana Samarth. After this, his pair with Dev Anand made a splash in ‘Jewel Thef’. Her spontaneity and screen presence included her among the most favorite actresses of the 60s and 70s. Whether his romantic chemistry with Rajesh Khanna in ‘Dost’ or his emotional depth in ‘Holy Papi’ (1970), Tanuja made every character alive.

Tanuja and Devanand’s friendly
Tanuja’s friendship was very deep with Devanand. An anecdote of their friendship is quite famous, which reflects the depth of their friendship and Tanuja’s Ribbery Nature, which forced a superstar to laugh. Tanuja told about this in one of her interviews.

This story is of the days of shooting of director Vijay Anand’s famous film ‘Guide’. The film’s hero Dev Anand was very worried about his sister at that time, whose health was not well. His concern was so deep that he was often lost during the shooting. Everyone understood their problems, but no one dared to talk to them directly.

Meanwhile, Tanuja saw him upset. She went to her without any hesitation. While the rest of the people used to talk to him with respect, Tanuja talked to his friend in a completely different style. Tanuja said to Dev Anand- ‘Why do you just think about your sister? Live your life and be happy. Dev Anand, who was very upset about his sister, was surprised by this style of Tanuja. He kept quiet for a moment and then he hugged Tanuja. He said- ‘You are a wonderful person.’

In this scolding, he saw the true love and care of a friend. While sharing this story, Tanuja had told that Dev Anand was such a friend for him whom she could say anything without thinking. This story of Tanuja reflects his spontaneity and his cool nature.

There are many such actors in the Punjabi film and television industry today who have made a special place in the hearts of people with their hard work and talent. Neeru Bajwa and Rubina Dilak are two such names that have their own identity in the world of Punjabi cinema and TV. Both have strengthened the Punjabi film industry on the basis of their acting and have entertained the audience.

The contribution of both of them in promoting Punjabi language and culture is quite important. While Neeru Bajwa is counted among the most successful actresses of Punjabi cinema, Rubina Dilac has made her mark in both TV and films.

Both actors not only acted in Punjabi films, but have also made their presence on television. His films and serials have beautifully introduced Punjab’s culture, people’s lives and family relationships. For this reason, she has become well-known celebrities of Punjabi cinema and TV.

Neeru Bajwa is one of the most successful actresses of Punjabi cinema

Neeru Bajwa was born on 26 August 1980 in Surrey city of Canada. She belongs to an Indian family. Neeru started his career in 1998 with the Hindi film ‘Main sixteen Bars Ki’, but later he worked more in Punjabi films and he got a lot of success there.

Neeru’s Punjabi films include many hits like ‘Jatt and Juliet’, ‘Sardar Ji’, ‘Long Lachi’, ‘Shada’. He made his special place in Punjabi cinema and also won the PTC Punjabi Film Award three times. He also received the Filmfare Award for his best performance in Punjabi films.

Neeru not only acted, but has also tried his hand in the direction and production of Punjabi films. In 2017, he directed the Punjabi film ‘Sargi’, which was a brilliant film by his sister Rubina Bajwa. Neeru’s contribution is not limited to India only, he also made his image internationally through Hollywood’s supernatural thriller film ‘It Lives Inside’ (2023).

Neeru Bajwa also worked in TV, including serials like ‘Astitva … Ek Prem Kahani’, ‘Jeet’, ‘Gun Gulab’, and ‘Hari Mirchi Lal Mirchi’. She also appeared in the recently released Ajay Devgan’s film ‘Son of Sardar 2’.

Rubina Dilac left her mark in both TV and films

Talking about Rubina Dilak, she was born on 26 August 1987 in Palampur, Himachal Pradesh. After completing his studies, he turned to modeling and acting. Rubina made her debut in the TV industry, but made her mark in Punjabi films.

His acting in the TV serial ‘Chhoti Bahu’ was well liked. In this, he played the role of a girl named Radhika, who became famous from house to house. After this, she appeared in serials like ‘mother-in-law without in-laws’, ‘Shakti-existence’s feeling’, ‘Reinthorial- a new hope’, ‘Devon Ke Dev … Mahadev’, ‘Jaini and Juju’.

He did many reality shows including ‘Bigg Boss 14’, ‘Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi 12’, and ‘Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 10’. She was also the winner of ‘Bigg Boss 14’. He worked in Punjabi films like ‘Chal Bhajj Chale’. Rubina won nominations for several awards and has also won many times. His popularity in both TV and films is increasing day by day.

The hard work and dedication of Neeru Bajwa and Rubina Dilak has strengthened the Punjabi film and TV industry. Both are celebrities of Punjabi cinema and TV.