Entertainment News Desk- Although many actresses come to try their luck in the Bollywood industry, but there are some beauties who settle in the hearts of the audience forever with the magic of their acting. Today we will introduce you to one such personality, who has ruled English cinema not only with her acting but also with her hairstyle. Even though the actress is not among us today, her hairstyle is still very popular among women. We are talking about English cinema’s veteran actress Sadhna Shivdasani. Sadhna has been included in the list of top actresses of her time.
Sadhana became famous for her acting, but she became even more famous for her hairstyle. The actress was born on this day i.e. on 2 September. So on this special day, let us know some interesting stories related to the actress’s life. Sadhana was born on 2 September 1941 in Karachi, Pakistan. After the partition in 1947, she came to India with her parents. The actress was the only daughter of her parents.
It is said that Sadhana’s father named her Sadhana because his father was very fond of 1930s actress and dancer Sadhana Bose. That is why he named his daughter Sadhana. Sadhana entered the acting industry on her father’s advice. Sadhana, who has worked in superhit films like ‘Mera Saya’, ‘Woh Kaun Thi’ and ‘Waqt’, had her film ‘Love in Shimla’ released in 1960. The audience liked this film very much, but Sadhana’s hairstyle became more popular among fans than the film. People started calling this hairstyle Sadhana cut. Many girls got inspired by the actress and started doing this hairstyle.
It is said that when Sadhna was working in Love in Simla, her forehead looked quite prominent in the photos. So she went to the parlor and returned with a hairstyle like the famous Hollywood actress of that era, Audrey Hepburn. This hairstyle looked great on the actress, which later came to be known as ‘Sadhna Cut’. Let us tell you that in her last days, Sadhna was suffering from thyroid disease. Due to which her eyes also started getting affected. Even in her last days, Sadhna was living a life of anonymity.
