Actress Saira Banu said, “I am very proud of learning Hindi.”

Mumbai (IANS). Saira Banu, one of the finest actresses of Indian cinema, talked about her first experience with the Hindi language on the occasion of Hindi Diwas.

14 September is celebrated as ‘Hindi Day’. This day comes as an occasion which underlines the importance of Hindi language.

Since her debut on Instagram, Saira has been seen sharing beautiful memories of the late actor and her husband Dilip Kumar.

Saira wrote a long note on Instagram Stories on Thursday about how proud she is of learning Hindi.

The ‘Padosan’ fame actress wrote in Devanagari, “Years ago, when I came to India with the dream of becoming a famous actress, I was not so proficient in the languages here.”

The actress said, “To act in Hindi cinema, it was very important for me to be able to speak and understand the Hindi language well, especially in the 60s when the dialogues between two actors were very long and mixed with poetic words. Used to make.”

She said, “My mother ‘Pari Chehra Naseem Bano’ ji took up the responsibility after I came here to ensure that I could learn this precious language, and I learned it with equal dedication, and I am very proud of this. “

Saira is the daughter of actress Naseem Bano and producer Mian Ehsaan-ul-Haq.

Naseem Bano was known as the “Beauty Queen” and the “first female superstar” of Indian cinema. She began her acting career in the mid-1930s and continued acting until the mid-1950s.

At the age of 16, Saira started working for her debut in Hindi films and entered the world of acting with Shammi Kapoor in the film ‘Junglee’ in 1961. He established himself in the 1960s with many other successful films including ‘Jhuk Gaya Aasmaan’, ‘Aayi Milan Ki Bela’, ‘April Fool’, ‘Aao Pyar Karein’, ‘Shagird’ and ‘Pyaar Mohabbat’.