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Hema Malini and Ramesh Sippy are two well-known names in the history of Hindi cinema. But what is often overlooked is the fruitful creative partnership they built up over three films - Andaz (1971), Seeta Aur Geeta (1972) and Sholay (1975). At a time when very few substantial roles were written for women, Sippy gave Hema Malini three scene stealing roles, that established her as a formidable box office draw and actress in the industry. Gautam Chintamani at Cinemaazi Studio delves into the workings of this partnership to find out what made it so special.
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