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Hema Can’t Forget Bollywood's Warmth

Darpan News Desk IANS, 15 Jan, 2015 11:50 AM

BJP MP and veteran actress Hema Malini says she will be always grateful to the country’s film industry.

Hema was conferred with the Lifetime Achievement award by superstar Shah Rukh Khan at 21st Annual Life OK Screen Awards here Wednesday night and the actress got emotional.

“Looking bk over the years, it is the film industry which has given me name & fame here & all over the world & sustains it even today,” she tweeted Thursday.

“I can never forget the warmth of this film industry where I grew up & spent the best years of my life - I have a lot to be grateful for!,” the 66-year-old added.

The “Dream Girl” star made her acting debut with "Sapno Ka Saudagar" in 1968. She will be soon seen in “Sholay” fame director Ramesh Sippy’s “Shimla Mirch”.

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