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Musical journey down memory lane
MUMBAI, OCT. 2. Four top heroines of the Hindi film industry
recreated the age-old magic of the legendary dancing icon Helen
by embarking upon a musical journey down memory lane, spanning an
era from the fabulous 50s to the naughty 90s here last night.
Indian cinema's glamorous girls - Aishwarya Rai, Raveena Tandon,
Shilpa Shetty and Urmila Matondkar - performed various numbers
featuring Helen, which turned out to be a visual delight for the
select audience at the Andheri Sports Complex.
Aptly titled ``Helen - the golden girl - the concert of a life-
time'', the three-hour show was organised by the television
company, Channel Nine Hold, to be aired on DD Metro later this
month.
In spite of heavy rain, the concert began on a nostalgic note
with the ``Rangeela'' girl Urmila Matondkar revisiting the 1950s
with ``Mera naam Chin Chin Choo'' from ``Howrah Bridge'' and some
other memorable songs.
Cut to the swinging 60s, with Aishwarya belting out ``Mujhe
dekhiye main koi'' from the film ``Lutera'' followed by ``Unki
gali me dil kho gaya''.
The sizzling 70s and electrifying 80s arrived with Shilpa Shetty
sending the crowd into a frenzy with a scintillating performance
of the immortal number ``Mehbooba Mehbooba'' from ``Sholay'', a
sensuous ``Mungda Mungda'' from ``Inkaar'' and ``Aa Jaane Ja''.
Raveena danced to the tunes of ``Karley Pyar'' from ``Talaash'',
``Piya tu aab to aaja'' from ``Caravan'' and ``Is duniya me jeena
ho to'' from ``Gumnaam''.
Finally, the dancing icon herself made an appearance with a
number from ``Khamoshi'' ``E mauj me le ke chal baja'' which had
marked her return to silver screen in the 90's.
Later, an overwhelmed Helen accepted tributes from the joyous
audience in an emotionally-choked voice.
Noted film personalities Sunil Dutt, Dilip Kumar and Saira Banu
praised the dancing sensation of yesteryears.
- PTI
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