"I grew up amidst an atmosphere of domestic violence in Pakistan and many of my mom's friends were victims of physical abuse as well. Her voluntary organisation, No More Tears (NMT), turned eight on March 27 and in an exclusive interview with hitlist from the US, Somy opened up about the real reason behind starting the NGO. Now she has her own identity, as a messiah to hundreds of abused women in the States. Those chapters of being known as Salman Khan's girlfriend and then as his ex-flame have long been closed. And when they broke up in 2000, it took her no time to pack her bags and return home - Florida. The Pakistani girl later not only got a break in Hindi films, but also dated the actor for almost eight years. In another life, Somy Ali was just a teenager who had decided that stepping into Bollywood was the only way to catch the attention of her overnight crush, Salman Khan.
Apart from Salman and Bhagyashree, the film starred Alok Nath, Reema Lagoo, Mohnish Bahl and Laxmikant Berde.Former actress-turned-social crusader Somy Ali speaks up about having endured abuse, writing a chapter on former boyfriend Salman Khan in her autobiography and more. When the two realised their love for each other, Suman's father gives Prem a second chance to prove himself. Speaking of Maine Pyar Kiya, the film revolved around Prem and Suman who belong to families with different ideologies. I have a soft heart for Alia Bhatt, she’s fantastic and portrays innocence through her eyes, and that’s the way I look at Suman," Bhagyashree added. There is a lot of pressure on those making and performing it, to be compared constantly with what has been declared a cult film, like Sholay (1975), Don (1978) or Mughal-e-Azam (1960). "Honestly, I am not a big fan of remakes and feel some things need to be left untouched. Confessing that she has a soft corner for the dimpled actress, Bhagyashree added that Alia emotes innocence with her eyes and that is how she visualises Suman. Adding further, she said if in future it is made, she would like to see Alia Bhatt step into her shoes. The actress told that she isn't in favour of remakes as they don't do justice to the original. On the other hand, Bhagyashree, who added her Midas touch to the role of Suman, spoke about Maine Pyar Kiya's remake in the future. Recommended Read: 30 Years Of Maine Pyar Kiya: Bhagyashree's son Abhimanyu Dassani and Shirley Setia recreate iconic scenes from her debut film with Salman Khan, watch video My motivation to work has always been the fans who give me unconditional love and it is because of them that I am always striving to deliver my best to them," Salman told. I have seen so much and met so many brilliant people along the way who have taught me so much and carved me into the person that I am. The most important thing in an actor's life is the journey and my journey has been nothing short of amazing. "A big thank you to the people who have made me who I am, my fans and well-wishers alike.
Adding further, he told that his journey was everything amazing and he gets motivated to work hard with fans' unconditional support. Talking about Maine Pyar Kiya, Salman, who immortalised the character of Prem, during an interview with a leading daily, thanked the audience and his fans for the love and support. As time proceeded, the Rajshri Productions' film clocked 30 years since release. Marking the debut of Bhagyashree in films and Salman's first full-fledged hero role, the directorial debut of Sooraj Barjatya holds a special importance in every person's heart till date. Salman Khan's and Bhagyashree's Maine Pyar Kiya is undoubtedly one of the cult classics of Indian cinema.
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