Zeenat Aman shared this image. (courtesy: thezeenataman)
New Delhi:
Hello everyone, Zeenat Aman is here with an amazing “good morning” post. The veteran actress has shared a series of pictures from her work diaries on Instagram. In the images, Zeenat Aman looks stunning in an all-black ensemble with her hair secured in a bun. As per the actress, her look for the day is inspired by British star and icon Audrey Hepburn. “How do you like this look? I find it quite [Audrey] Hepburn inspired,” she said. Zeenat Aman, in her elaborate note, said that “as a model and actor, creative collaborations are so interesting because you get to see yourself as others see you. It also involves trust and patience.”
Zeenat Aman also added how “speaking of Audrey Hepburn has me thinking about all the talented actors whose work I’ve enjoyed over the years.” The veteran actress has shared a list of iconic roles she would have loved to play. From Tanya McQuoid played by Jennifer Coolidge in White Lotus to Waheeda Rehman’s Rosie in Guide,Zeenat Aman has given a shout-out to all the women “for their acting prowess.” The other names on the list include, “Anarkali in Mughal-e-Azam, played exquisitely by Madhubala. Cesira in Two Women, played so unflinchingly by Sophia Loren. Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada, played with icy nonchalance by Meryl Streep. Shashi Godbole in English Vinglish, played masterfully by Sridevi. Jessica Rabbit in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, seductively voiced by Kathleen Turner. Miss Piggy in The Muppets, voiced by various artists over the years. And… by popular demand and for my own amusement – Moira Rose from Schitt’s Creek, played by the brilliant Catherine O’ Hara,” Zeenat Aman wrote.
Zeenat Aman concluded, “I just have to appreciate the acting prowess of all these women. They gave us characters that will resonate for decades. Who are the female characters in cinema and TV that have inspired you? Don’t be shy to be creative with your suggestions!”
Some of Zeenat Aman’s best works are Don, Satyam Shivam Sundaram and Hare Rama Hare Krishna.
