Sonali Bendre :Madhuri Dixit is a goddess

Actress Sonali Bendre says it is a difficult task to choose the best moments of 100 years of Indian cinema, as there is much to talk about, as his films Zakhm and Sarfarosh, cult classics like Guide and your favorite screen diva Madhuri Dixit
Indian cinema is 100 years old this year and the actress said it will be "very difficult to choose a time." "There have been many classic moments, charming film industry in India so far," added the 38-year-old.Picking your favorite moments, began 1994 as director Mahesh Bhatt adventure Naaraaz said: "It was a kind acting different ... for me it was a very different experience. "Then she remembered her Zakhm 1998 release calling it" a very special film and I thought the film tells the story in his own way. "

Sarfarosh, in which Sonali was associated with Aamir Khan and Naseeruddin Shah, was another movie I found interesting. "We talked about the events that were real and yet it was as dry as a documentary," he said and added that the film was "interesting enough to be a commercial film."

If Naaraaz was about love and friendship, Zakhm is closely based on the life of Mahesh Bhatt and explored the relationship between him and his mother. While action-drama Sarfarosh showed the struggle of a police officer to stop cross-border terrorism.

Calling songs "an integral part of our culture and our films," Sonali feels some of the songs were also presented on the screen. She said, "The Guide, Waheedaji (Waheeda Rehman) was so fabulous and the way the songs (like Aaj phir Jeene ki tamanna and coughs naina lage re Piya) were shot was wonderful. Then is Sholay, which was aggressive and all male, but it was still very moving and touching. "

When asked about his favorite diva in Indian cinema, Madhuri Dixit said and added: "I think Madhuri Dixit is a goddess."