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Time of India
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Jaya Bachchan was once said to have broken down seeing Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha's onscreen chemistry in a blockbuster movie
ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT In the vibrant and changing landscape of Bollywood during the late 1970s, one on-screen couple stood out—Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha. Their magnetic presence lit up the screen with every shared frame, leaving viewers spellbound and gossip columns buzzing. Their chemistry felt so real, so raw, that fans and media alike began to suspect that their bond extended far beyond the film while speculation thrived, Amitabh remained silent—choosing dignity over disclosure. Rekha, however, gradually opened up over the years, offering glimpses into a story that was as tender as it was of the most poignant moments in this chapter came in 1978, during the release of Muqaddar Ka Sikandar , a film that became a massive hit. But beyond its commercial success, it reportedly shattered hearts—especially that of Jaya Bachchan, Amitabh's wife. According to Rekha, the private trial screening of the film turned into an emotionally charged an old interview from Stardust, Times of India reported that Rekha spotted Jaya tearing up at the trial show of the film. 'Once, I was looking at the whole (Bachchan) family through the projection room when they came to see the trial show of 'Muqaddar Ka Sikandar'. Jaya was sitting in the front row and he (Amitabh) and his parents were in the row behind her. They couldn't see her as clearly as I could. And during our love scenes, I could see tears pouring down her face," she told the magazine.A week after that intense screening, Rekha claimed she began hearing murmurs that shocked her. She was told that Amitabh had decided not to work with her anymore. 'I was hearing from everyone that he told his producers he wouldn't do any more films with me,' she shared in the same interview. For fans who had grown to love their on-screen partnership, the news was both unexpected and Amitabh and Rekha were box-office gold together—starring in blockbusters like Mr. Natwarlal, Khoon Pasina, Do Anjaane, Suhaag, and Ram Balram—their last appearance together came in 1981's Silsila. Ironically, this Yash Chopra film mirrored the whispers surrounding them, portraying a fictional love triangle with eerie echoes of real the widespread belief that there was tension between Rekha and Jaya, Rekha always spoke with respect about her. In a heartfelt 1990s interview with Simi Garewal, Rekha praised Jaya's composure and inner strength. 'Didibhai is exceptionally mature. I've rarely met a woman with such poise and dignity. I deeply admire her,' she asked directly if she had ever loved Amitabh, Rekha's reply was unflinching: 'Absolutely. That's a silly question. Everyone falls in love with him. Why should I pretend otherwise? Of course I did—and do.'After Silsila, they never worked together again. It marked the quiet conclusion of not just a cinematic pairing but perhaps Bollywood's most whispered love story. Their journey—composed of shared stares, silent sacrifices, and undeniable emotion—lives on, not just in reels of film, but in the hearts of those who watched, felt, and Silsila underperformed when released, it later achieved cult status—immortalizing a love that never needed confirmation to be real.
Economic Times
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
Jaya Bachchan once broke down seeing Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha's onscreen chemistry in this 1978 blockbuster
Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha were a popular Bollywood pair. Their on-screen chemistry sparked rumors of an off-screen romance. Rekha admitted her love for Amitabh. Jaya Bachchan, Amitabh's wife, was reportedly affected. Amitabh stopped working with Rekha after the film Muqaddar Ka Sikandar. Their last film together was Silsila. The film mirrored their rumored love triangle. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads In the vibrant and changing landscape of Bollywood during the late 1970s, one on-screen couple stood out—Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha. Their magnetic presence lit up the screen with every shared frame, leaving viewers spellbound and gossip columns buzzing. Their chemistry felt so real, so raw, that fans and media alike began to suspect that their bond extended far beyond the film while speculation thrived, Amitabh remained silent—choosing dignity over disclosure. Rekha, however, gradually opened up over the years, offering glimpses into a story that was as tender as it was of the most poignant moments in this chapter came in 1978, during the release of Muqaddar Ka Sikandar , a film that became a massive hit. But beyond its commercial success, it reportedly shattered hearts—especially that of Jaya Bachchan, Amitabh's wife. According to Rekha, the private trial screening of the film turned into an emotionally charged event. In an old interview with Stardust magazine, she recalled watching from a projection room as the Bachchan family arrived. 'I saw Jaya sitting in the front row. Amitabh and his parents sat just behind her. During the romantic scenes between Amitabh and me, I could see tears flowing down her face.'A week after that intense screening, Rekha claimed she began hearing murmurs that shocked her. She was told that Amitabh had decided not to work with her anymore. 'I was hearing from everyone that he told his producers he wouldn't do any more films with me,' she shared in the same interview. For fans who had grown to love their on-screen partnership, the news was both unexpected and Amitabh and Rekha were box-office gold together—starring in blockbusters like Mr. Natwarlal, Khoon Pasina, Do Anjaane, Suhaag, and Ram Balram—their last appearance together came in 1981's Silsila. Ironically, this Yash Chopra film mirrored the whispers surrounding them, portraying a fictional love triangle with eerie echoes of real the widespread belief that there was tension between Rekha and Jaya, Rekha always spoke with respect about her. In a heartfelt 1990s interview with Simi Garewal, Rekha praised Jaya's composure and inner strength. 'Didibhai is exceptionally mature. I've rarely met a woman with such poise and dignity. I deeply admire her,' she asked directly if she had ever loved Amitabh, Rekha's reply was unflinching: 'Absolutely. That's a silly question. Everyone falls in love with him. Why should I pretend otherwise? Of course I did—and do.'After Silsila, they never worked together again. It marked the quiet conclusion of not just a cinematic pairing but perhaps Bollywood's most whispered love story. Their journey—composed of shared stares, silent sacrifices, and undeniable emotion—lives on, not just in reels of film, but in the hearts of those who watched, felt, and Silsila underperformed when released, it later achieved cult status—immortalizing a love that never needed confirmation to be real.
Time of India
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Jaya Bachchan once broke down seeing Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha's onscreen chemistry in this 1978 blockbuster
In the vibrant and changing landscape of Bollywood during the late 1970s, one on-screen couple stood out—Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha. Their magnetic presence lit up the screen with every shared frame, leaving viewers spellbound and gossip columns buzzing. Their chemistry felt so real, so raw, that fans and media alike began to suspect that their bond extended far beyond the film sets. But while speculation thrived, Amitabh remained silent—choosing dignity over disclosure. Rekha, however, gradually opened up over the years, offering glimpses into a story that was as tender as it was tragic. One of the most poignant moments in this chapter came in 1978, during the release of Muqaddar Ka Sikandar , a film that became a massive hit. But beyond its commercial success, it reportedly shattered hearts—especially that of Jaya Bachchan, Amitabh's wife. According to Rekha, the private trial screening of the film turned into an emotionally charged event. In an old interview with Stardust magazine, she recalled watching from a projection room as the Bachchan family arrived. 'I saw Jaya sitting in the front row. Amitabh and his parents sat just behind her. During the romantic scenes between Amitabh and me, I could see tears flowing down her face.' Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 점점 퍼지는 기미, 레이저에 헛돈 쓰지 마세요 두아이연구원 A week after that intense screening, Rekha claimed she began hearing murmurs that shocked her. She was told that Amitabh had decided not to work with her anymore. 'I was hearing from everyone that he told his producers he wouldn't do any more films with me,' she shared in the same interview. For fans who had grown to love their on-screen partnership, the news was both unexpected and disheartening. Though Amitabh and Rekha were box-office gold together—starring in blockbusters like Mr. Natwarlal, Khoon Pasina, Do Anjaane, Suhaag, and Ram Balram—their last appearance together came in 1981's Silsila. Ironically, this Yash Chopra film mirrored the whispers surrounding them, portraying a fictional love triangle with eerie echoes of real life. Despite the widespread belief that there was tension between Rekha and Jaya, Rekha always spoke with respect about her. In a heartfelt 1990s interview with Simi Garewal, Rekha praised Jaya's composure and inner strength. 'Didibhai is exceptionally mature. I've rarely met a woman with such poise and dignity. I deeply admire her,' she said. When asked directly if she had ever loved Amitabh, Rekha's reply was unflinching: 'Absolutely. That's a silly question. Everyone falls in love with him. Why should I pretend otherwise? Of course I did—and do.' After Silsila, they never worked together again. It marked the quiet conclusion of not just a cinematic pairing but perhaps Bollywood's most whispered love story. Their journey—composed of shared stares, silent sacrifices, and undeniable emotion—lives on, not just in reels of film, but in the hearts of those who watched, felt, and believed. Though Silsila underperformed when released, it later achieved cult status—immortalizing a love that never needed confirmation to be real.
News18
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
When Rekha Revealed The ONLY And Biggest Compliment Amitabh Bachchan Paid Her: 'He Gave Me...'
Last Updated: Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha's electrifying on-screen chemistry has long fascinated fans. Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha's electrifying on-screen chemistry, especially in Silsila (1981), has long been a subject of fascination — fueling conversations, headlines and speculation for decades. While Silsila remains their most iconic and talked-about films, the duo shared screen space in several other films that showcased their effortless onscreen rapport. Some of their memorable films together include Muqaddar Ka Sikandar (1978), Mr. Natwarlal (1979), Suhaag (1979), Do Anjaane (1976), and Ram Balram (1980). Their pairing drew attention, sending fans into a tizzy and becoming symbolic of a golden era in Hindi cinema. In a special interview with Rediff, marking her 25 years in the film industry, Rekha had once reflected on her journey and shared some personal insights too. She revealed the best compliment Amitabh Bachchan had ever paid her — one that stayed with her — and also spoke with great respect about him. When Rekha was asked whether traces of Amitabh Bachchan's style can be seen in some of her performances, she responded candidly. She didn't shy away from the observation — in fact, she agreed with it. 'I don't deny it," she said, recalling how a critic once remarked that she had mimicked Bachchan in Madam X. 'I agreed with him." She went on to add, 'Look, when we started working together, we were at a very impressionable stage. Each one left his or her impression on the other. If you saw a crowd in those days from a top angle, you just saw a whole sea of heads with the Amitabh hairstyle. I worked with him in 10 films at an early stage of my career, spanning over so many years. How can I not be influenced?" she added. Opening up on the best compliment the megastar ever paid her, Rekha said that getting to work with him, in itself, is a compliment. She said, 'I think the only compliment he has knowingly or unknowingly paid me was that he gave me an opportunity to work with a great co-star like him. That is the biggest compliment I have ever received." Amitabh Bachchan is married to Jaya Bachchan and have two children – Abhishek Bachchan and Shweta Bachchan. Rekha was briefly married to industrialist Mukesh Agarwal in 1990, the marriage ended tragically with his death the following year.
India.com
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Amitabh Bachchan gave Rekha her biggest and only..., she revealed 'He unknowingly paid...'
Rekha and Amitabh Bachchan's bond is something that has not been hidden by anyone. Their rumoured relationship was one of the biggest scandalous affairs in Bollywood's history. It all started with 'Do Anjaane', when Big B was already married at that time to Jaya Bachchan. In 1981, Rekha and Amitabh's electrifying chemistry in ' Silsila' became a superhit and there were conversations and speculations about their relationship. The romantic on-screen pair were also a part of movies Muqaddar Ka Sikandar (1978), Mr. Natwarlal (1979), Suhaag (1979), Do Anjaane (1976), and Ram Balram (1980). Veteran actress had once shared about her bond with Amitabh Bachchan that he gave her the best compliment that had stayed with her always. She revealed, 'Look, when we started working together, we were at a very impressionable stage. Each one left his or her impression on the other. If you saw a crowd in those days from a top angle, you just saw a whole sea of heads with the Amitabh hairstyle. I worked with him in 10 films at an early stage of my career, spanning over so many years. How can I not be influenced?' Opening up on the best compliment she received from Bachchan, Rekha said, 'I think the only compliment he has knowingly or unknowingly paid me was that he gave me an opportunity to work with a great co-star like him. That is the biggest compliment I have ever received.' Amitabh Bachchan married Jaya Bachchan in 1973 and Rekha married industrialist Mukesh Agarwal in 1990.
