
Rakhee Gulzar says she won't return to Bollywood amid a rare public appearance
Rakhee Gulzar
graced the public with an appearance. While exiting the theatre, the renowned veteran actress interacted with the reporters and shared more information about her return to cinema.
Will Rakhee Gulzar return to Hindi cinema?
While exiting the theatre after the screening of her film 'Amar Boss', the actress was asked various questions by reporters near the venue. One such pap asked the actress about her plans on returning to Hindi cinema.
At first
Gulzar
was unable to hear the question and asked him to repeat it. Once it was clear, the actress quietly smiled and shared that she will not be returning to Hindi cinema.
She said while holding a smile that 'No, I will not do it." The actress, who recently returned to the screen and
Bengali cinema
with her latest film, is a beloved figure amongst Bollywood fans.
Amid the re-release of 'Karan Arjun'
The actress, who is most well known for her role in '
Karan Arjun
' as their mother, has been a beloved name in the Bollywood industry.
With the film being released again in cinemas, many had been looking forward to knowing about Gulzar's plans on returning to Bollywood cinema. The recent interaction with the paparazzi provided a solid answer to the fans. While the actress may be entering Bengali cinema again with 'Amar Boss', she has no plans of making a
Bollywood comeback
as of yet.
Rare public appearance
Another matter that makes the event more special is the fact that the veteran actress rarely makes public appearances. Recently, the actress has also gone viral for an adorable video where the woman was seen enjoying gol gappas along the hustle and bustle of a busy Kolkata street.
The adorable video was shared online, and it went viral in no time. The actress can also be seen smiling and asking the gol gappas vendor not to give her any more gol gappas.
About 'Amar Boss'
The Bengali film 'Amar Boss' is based on the storyline of a complicated relationship that an ill mother and her son share. The film portrays Rakhee Gulzar in the role of the mother, while the actor and co-director of the film, Shiboprosad Mukhopadhyay, plays the role of her devoted son.
Mukhopadhyay also shared about the actress's role in the movie. He shared that "Rakheeji is apt for the role. When I wrote the script, I could see her in front of my eyes. So, I just wanted her to be there for the film," as reported by PTI.

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