Mala Sinha says she would love to be a part of present Bollywood

Bollywood actress Mala Sinha of the golden old days, who has always enthralled her audiences with her captivating beauty, charm and performances and ruled the industry of her era, has always kept a secret desire in her mind. With the technologically advanced film industry developing day by day, the veteran actress has expressed her thoughts that she would love to become a heroine of the present days.

As the 76-year-old actress shared her wishes at the press conference of Dadasaheb Phalke Academy Awards, "I think the change (in the film industry) is for good. In our times film making process was slow. Today technology has improved a lot. I wish Mala would have been heroine of today's times then it would have been fun. We would have all used to get to jump and fly and do lots of other things.” She has also another reason behind her endeavours, "I see awards on TV, every week there is some award function happening. We used to get award rarely.. We used to wait to get Filmfare award. But today there are so many awards.. I wish I was heroine today and you all would see me getting award on every channel.”

The legendary actress is a popular name in Hindi, Bengali and Nepali films at the same time. Whenever we remind of yesteryear blockbusters likePyaasa(1957),Dhool Ka Phool(1959),Dil Tera Deewana(1962),Gumrah(1963),Himalaya Ki God Mein(1965) andAankhen(1968), the first thing comes to our mind is the extraordinary talent and beauty of the veteran actress Mala Sinha. She also talked about her journey in the industry, "If film industry would not have been there then we all artists also wouldn't be here. This film industry is God to us... It gave us name, fame, love of audience. I feel my talent wouldn't have come out if this film industry did not exist.” She stated further, "I am feeling great, I am happy that I can't explain. I feel lucky and fortunate to get this prestigious award from Dadasaheb Phalke Academy Awards Cine and TV association. I am thankful to them.”