Delnaaz Irani Reunites with Iqbal Khan, Calls Him a Happy and Lovable Person

Delnaaz Irani has made a cameo appearance in the show Hui Gumm Yaadein. She reunites with her Karam Apna Apna co-actor Iqbal Khan and praises him as a happy, calm, and lovable person. Her character Chandni Khanna is a former superstar dealing with age and body shaming. Delnaaz chose the role for its meaty content and meaningful themes.

Key Points: Delnaaz Irani on Reuniting with Iqbal Khan in Hui Gumm Yaadein

  • Delnaaz Irani reunites with Iqbal Khan in Hui Gumm Yaadein
  • She calls him a happy, calm, and lovable person
  • Delnaaz plays a former superstar facing age and body shaming
  • She praises the production team and director Noel Smit
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Delnaaz Irani talks about Iqbal Khan: He is such a happy, calm and lovable person

Actress Delnaaz Irani talks about reuniting with co-actor Iqbal Khan in Hui Gumm Yaadein, calling him a happy, calm, and lovable person. She also discusses her role.

"He is such a happy, calm and lovable person and I really loved working with Iqbal after so many years - Delnaaz Irani"

Mumbai, May 16

Actress Delnaaz Irani, who has made a cameo in Hui Gumm Yaadein, has spoken about reuniting with her "Karam Apna Apna" co-actor Iqbal Khan and tagged him as a happy, calm and lovable person.

Talking about reuniting with Iqbal, Delnaaz said: "We had some great memories of that show and now working with him on this set is amazing. He is such a happy, calm and lovable person and I really loved working with Iqbal after so many years," she said.

The actress stepped into the shoes of Chandni Khanna, a former superstar for the show.

Describing the character, Delnaaz said, "Chandni is an ex-superstar like the heroine of the 90s. She has a fandom and is flamboyant, but with age she is kind of feeling that no one will ask her anymore, not the paps, not the journalists, and neither the fans."

"The role, she added, carries a powerful message about age shaming and body shaming that she felt strongly needed to be told."

Asked about her reasons for taking up what is essentially a cameo, Delnaaz was clear that the role itself was the deciding factor.

"Usually when there is a cameo you see how meaty the role is, so as an actor I wanted to understand the role," she said, adding that the themes resonated with her deeply.

This is not the first time the actress has worked with Sobo Films. Delnaaz featured in their show Rajnandani. Her prior association with the banner made the decision for making a cameo easier.

"I really loved the whole setup and they are very professional, have got very good people and a very good production team," she said.

Talking about the director Noel Smit, Delnaaz said: "When the director is calm and knows the job so well, everything works smoothly," she said.

"The production is so sorted, with an excellent cast and crew, and everyone was so respectful," she shared.

- IANS

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Arjun K
The message about age shaming and body shaming is so important, especially in our film industry. Glad Delnaaz is using her platform to highlight this through her character. We need more actors speaking up about this.
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Michael C
Good to see actors prioritizing meaningful roles over just screen time. Delnaaz seems very professional and thoughtful in her choices. The cameo sounds interesting with a powerful social message.
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Kavya N
Finally some real talk about ageism in Bollywood! Delnaaz is spot on - how many talented actors get sidelined as they age? And the industry treats women way worse than men. We need more such stories. 👏
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Rohit P
Nice to see the camaraderie between actors. But I wish more attention was paid to the quality of content in these shows rather than just who is acting. The message about body shaming is good though.

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