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- Amitabh reluctantly agreed as he was desperate to act. He got the role of the poet's friend in Saat Hindustani.
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Tinnu had been given a role in K. Abbas' film Saat Hindustani when.. "In the evening, I was given the dirty job of offering Amitabh Rs.5000 for the entire film, whether it took a year or five.. Amitabh reluctantly agreed as he was desperate to act. He got the role of the poet's friend in Saat Hindustani.
Jul 4, 2021 · We all know that ‘Saat Hindustani’ marked Amitabh Bachchan’s debut in Bollywood. But did you know that Tinnu Anand was the one who had passed it on to him when he didn’t want to do it?
- Bharti Dubey
Tinnu Anand was cast in Khwaja Ahmad Abbas’s film Saat Hindustani (1969) when he got the opportunity to join as assistant director with Satyajit Ray. He chose film direction and thus, Amitabh Bachchan got his debut role in the film.
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For Saat Hindustani, K. Abbas needed a heroine and he asked Tinnu if he could ask one of his friends named Neena Singh if she would act in the film. Neena agreed and asked Tinnu if he could give a picture of her friend living in Calcutta and working in Bird and Co, to Abbas.
In Saat Hindustani, he played the poet’s companion. I had to leave up Saat Hindustani after my father received the letter from Satyajit Ray stating that I may collaborate with him. I then travelled for Calcutta, and Amitabh was cast in my purported position as the poet.
- Actor, Director, Writer, Producer
- Mumbai,Maharashtra
- Tinnu Anand
- 12/10/1945
Jun 11, 2013 · Image: Tinnu Anand played a Sardar in Tere Naal Love Hua, which released earlier this year.
If Tinnu Anand had said yes to the role in Saat Hindustani, would there be an Amitabh Bachchan? Published on Jun 15, 2018 09:59 AM IST Amitabh Bachchan completes 49 years in Bollywood;...
