Zohra Sehgal, a name that symbolizes liveliness, and truly defines ‘Life’ in every possible way. The unmatched charm, the animated smile on that expressive face, and the young heart, even at this age it fills every ambiance with so much joy and happiness. Forget real life, look at any of her pictures and you realise that it’s so easy for the camera to capture it.
The living legend completes a century “full of Life” today on April 27, 2012. Born exactly 100 years ago, Zohra started her career as a dancer with Uday Shankar, was later associated with IPTA & Prithvi Theater and made her onscreen debut in Khwaja Ahmed Abbas’s much acclaimed Dharti Ke Laal in 1946.
Here’s a rare clip of her onscreen appearance in Dharti Ke Lal.
In recent years she has continued to work in films and has made her unique presence felt strongly in films like Dil Se, Bend it Like Beckham, Saaya & Cheeni Kum.
Hundred & not out, we wish Zohra Sehgal many more years of life…a life that has priceless memories to share, stories to tell and moments to cherish.
Happy 100 years, Zohra-ji!
(PS – ANI recently did an interview with her. It’s in three parts. Click here to start with the first part.)

Believe it or not but its reported in today’s DNA. You can read the full article
Got some exclusive dope on directorial debut of Kunal Vijaykar. Read on to know more.
Story/plot/synopsis : Its a madcap comedy with a central character named Jolly Maker (Cyrus Broacha), who is a simple, hard working middle class struggling bachelor in search of love, money, friends and success. Jolly Maker works as a clerk in office of a greedy and corrupt builder named Khandar. He is typically nerdy, un-stylish, accident-prone and leaves a trail of disaster behind him.

This is the first still from Deepti Naval’s directorial debut – Do Paise ki Dhoop, Chaar Aane ki baarish. Wow, what a name! Sounds straight from Gulzaarsaab’s diary. And Deepti making her debut with this…we are waiting.