Subhash Ghai’s box-office smash Hero (1983) provided a bouquet of chartbusters, equivalent to ‘Tu mera jaanu hai’, ‘Pyar karne wale kabhi darte nahi’ and ‘Ding dong child sing a track.’ But the quantity which appears to have aged greatest with time is ‘Lambi judaai’, a melancholic observe that Pakistani people singer Reshma infused with soul. Madhu Malhotra, who wearing a multicoloured gypsy apparel lip synced that track of ache on celluloid, and who was one of many main women within the superhit multi-starrer, ‘Satte Pe Satta’ (1982), handed away in Mumbai on Friday, in accordance with ‘Film Information’, a commerce journal. She was 71. Madhu was a well-recognized face within the Hindi movies of Seventies and Nineteen Eighties appearing in over 100 films although principally in minor roles. She was a daily in Ghai’s films doing cameos in ‘Vishwanath’ (1978), ‘Karz’ (1980) and ‘Vidhaata’ (1982) in addition to the horror movies of Mohan Bhakri equivalent to Khooni Murda (1989) and Roohani Taqat (1991). In Satte Pe Satta, she was paired with comedian actor Paintal. Old-timers may recall her because the joyous woman in a seaside hat within the track, ‘Mausam mastana’. “She had a small role in my film, Shradhanjali (1981). She was a thorough professional,” mentioned movie director Anil Sharma.
