Meet actress who was called Rekha's 'suatan', rebelled against family, eloped twice to get married, fans tore her clothes in public, her name is...
Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha's alleged affair is something which every Bollywood lover knows about. The iconic affair rumour about these two actors became the topic of tinsel town. However, while Rekha was called out to be the third wheel between Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan, do you know who played as the third wheel in the life of Rekha? If not, then keep scrolling to read about her. This actress whom we are discussing became a popular figure in the Bollywood industry during the 70s and 80s. This actress worked in movies like Golmaal, Shaan, Khatta Meetha and to name a few.
However, as it is often said that when someone reaches the pinnacle of success, it is hard to maintain that. And, if not maintained, then chances of the success to vanish in thin air are higher. And something on the same notes happened with this actress in discussion. If you are wondering who this actress is, then let us tell you, it is famous former actress Bindiya Goswami.
Bindiya Goswami is one of the famous actresses from the 80s. She ruled the hearts of many with her innocent looks and beautiful big eyes. While Bindiya's professional life was on the peak, it was her personal life which remained in headlines majority of the time.
Throughout her career, Bindiya romanced many actors on-screen. However, in her real life, Rekha and Bindiya fell in love with the same superstar. Not just this, there was a time when Bindiya called Rekha her 'Sautan' (other-wife) because they both wanted to be Vinod Mehra's partner.
However, finally Bindiya married Mehra, but their wedding did not last long. A rift between the two was made and they decided to part ways. After this, Bindiya's closeness with JP Dutta started increasing, a fiasco unfolded. While Bindiya's family was not in favour of their relationship, but the duo went against their families and got married.
Another interesting incident about Bindiya was revealed by the actress herself. In an interview given to 'Filmfare' in the year 2018, Bindiya had revealed that during the premiere of one of her films, she wore a velvet gown with lace. But in the crowd, a miscreant pulled her dress from behind which tore as soon as it was pulled. After this, her entire backside became visible. She was so scared that she could never forget that incident.
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