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Kalpana Iyer Hopes Viral Dance Revives Career

Kalpana Iyer Hopes Viral Dance Revives Career
Kalpana Iyer hopes viral ‘Rambha Ho’ video sparks acting offers: ‘I have missed my industry; stopped receiving work after Hum Saath Saath Hain’ · indianexpress.com

Kalpana Iyer is an actress who became famous a long time ago for a song called 'Rambha Ho' in a movie called Armaan.

Recently, she danced to this song at a wedding, and a video of her dance became very popular on the internet.

This happened because the song was used in a new movie called Dhurandhar.

Kalpana is very happy that people are remembering her and hopes that this will bring her more work.

She is 70 years old and has not acted in many movies since the late 1990s.

She wants to act again but feels that people think she doesn't want to work, which is not true.

She just wants roles that are suitable for her age.

The dance was unplanned and happened spontaneously at her friend's son's wedding in Siliguri, West Bengal.

She expressed gratitude for the love and support she received and hopes this will lead to a comeback in her acting career.

Key facts

Actress
Kalpana Iyer
Viral Song
Rambha Ho
Original Film
Armaan (1981)
Director Thanked
Aditya Dhar
Current Age
70
Notable Songs
Jab Chhaye Tera Jadoo, Hari Om Hari
Last Major Film
Hum Saath Saath Hain
Occasion
Friend's son's wedding
Miss India
1978 (First Runner-Up)
Notable Films
Satte Pe Satta, Anjaam, Raja Hindustani, Hum Saath Saath Hain
Wedding Location
Siliguri, West Bengal

Quotes

Kalpana Iyer

Veteran actress and trained singer

“I was at my friend's son's wedding, who is like my own child. The dance was impromptu, and I just shared it on social media. And within hours, it was all over the internet. I am so surprised and also so grateful to receive so much love. I am completely overwhelmed. And for a song that I did more than 40 years back, it makes it all the more special.”
NDTV
“I am grateful to Aditya Dhar, how can I not be? It's been so long. And if a film has revived it in such a way that the younger generation, the new generation, is humming the song, then for me, it's like... Thank you, God. Who would have imagined that at the age of 70, my song in a film [will go viral again]? It's fabulous.”
NDTV

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