Dhurandhar’s Rambha Ho fever continues as Kalpana Iyer recreates her iconic song at 70. Watch video

 

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The post quickly went viral, with fans flooding the comments section with admiration and praise. One fan wrote, “You WERE and ARE the hottest everrrrr.” Another commented, “I wish I could be as graceful as you when I reach your age.” Several others added, “Manifesting ageing like this.”

After her video went viral, Kalpana Iyer shared the video again with a new caption. This time, she wrote: “Grateful for All The Love and Kindness and Blessings to Each One of You forever.”

Who is Kalpana Iyer?

Kalpana Iyer, best remembered for playing vamp roles in Bollywood — including her appearance in Hum Saath Saath Hain — was the first runner-up at the Miss India 1978 pageant. She later represented India at Miss World 1978, where she made it to the Top 15 semifinalists.

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Kalpana subsequently made her entry into films, mostly portraying bold and glamorous characters, following the footsteps of iconic screen vamps like Bindu, Helen, and Aruna Irani. She became a familiar face with popular dance numbers such as “Hari Om Hari” from the 1980 film Pyaara Dushman, followed by “Rambha Ho: from Armaan in 1981.

Recently, while speaking about not actively seeking work, Kalpana Iyer said: “People give twists to people asking for work. They judge and look down upon them. What’s wrong in asking for work? I am not begging. I didn’t know how to twist my words. I might have come across as being very strict, which suits me fine. Being easy isn’t me. I never try to correct my statement. People say she is difficult, but that’s their opinion. They never tried to find out, so why should I bother? I don’t have so much extra time to go on explaining people that my intentions are good. Please give me a break.”