Saira Banu reveals Dilip Kumar kept her busy with his philanthropic work: ‘Our life was full of action’

Veteran actress Saira Banu was one of the most beautiful and talented actresses during her heyday in the Indian film industry in the 1960s and early 1970s. She recently joined the photo-sharing app Instagram and has since been posting unseen pictures and anecdotes from her life with late actor Dilip Kumar. A few hours ago, Saira Banu shared a beautiful unseen picture of herself and Dilip Kumar and revealed how the late actor used to keep her busy with his philanthropic work.

Saira Banu reveals Dilip Kumar keeps her busy with charitable work

On her new Instagram, the Padosan actress honored the memory of her husband and late actor, Dilip Kumar by sharing a happy moment from her life.

Sharing a heartwarming anecdote, Saira wrote, “Get ready…Get ready and go…!! Our life was full of action… Sahab was a benevolent and loving person who he always was.” All were for mankind, we were constantly going to attend functions and get-togethers like The National Association for the Blind… The Physically Handicapped… The War Widows etc. for the benefit of the needy.”

The actress further added, “He used to keep me on my feet and get ready in a jiffy… I had to keep running to keep pace with him… If I was late, I would jump from downstairs.” I could hear K’s horn screaming. I have to go!”

Saira Banu also said that she will share the shopping trip she did with Dilip Kumar in an upcoming post. He also shared an unseen picture of himself and Dilip Sahab. The couple can be seen posing together in an adorable fashion.

Fans are reacting to Saira Banu’s post

As soon as the actress shared the post, fans showered their love in the comments section. One wrote, “Thank you so much ma’am for sharing things about Dilip Sahab…and keep sharing!!” Another commented, “My favorite couple of all time.” A third Instagram user wrote, “Little sweet memories.” Another comment read, “Mashallah beautiful couple H.”

Meanwhile, Saira made her acting debut opposite Shammi Kapoor in the 1961 film Junglee. She earned her first nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Actress. Some of his famous movies that never get old are Padosan, Purab Aur Paschim, Bairaag, Aai Milan Ki Bela, Hera Pheri and many more.

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