Cant Stop Helen
Helen had charisma, beauty, and above allรฏยปยฟ LOTS of sex appeal!!
i completely agree
she can really shake her ass
she can really shake her ass
Is she half Caucasian?
when i was alot younger i used to think Jeetendra was the handsomest man in hindi movies
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Is she half Caucasian?
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Early life and background
Helen was born in Burma on November 21 1939 to an Anglo-Indian father and Burmese mother. She has a brother Roger and a sister Jennifer. Her father died during the Second World War. The family migrated to Mumbai in 1943 but her mother's salary as a nurse was not enough, and Helen had to quit her schooling to support the family.[sup][4][/sup]. In a documentary called 'Queen of the Nautch girls', Helen said she was 16 yrs old in 1957 when she got her first big break in Howrah Bridge.
Is she half Caucasian?
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Early life and background
Helen was born in Burma on November 21 1939 to an Anglo-Indian father and Burmese mother. She has a brother Roger and a sister Jennifer. Her father died during the Second World War. The family migrated to Mumbai in 1943 but her mother's salary as a nurse was not enough, and Helen had to quit her schooling to support the family.[sup][4][/sup]. In a documentary called 'Queen of the Nautch girls', Helen said she was 16 yrs old in 1957 when she got her first big break in Howrah Bridge.
Personal lifeIn January 1956, Helen was 15 years old when she moved in with film director P.N Arora who was already married and was 28 years older than her. He controlled her finances until 1973 when she discovered that he was spending her money without her consent. She was almost bankrupt as a result. She broke up with him on her 33rd birthday in November 21, 1973. [sup][7][/sup][unreliable source?] In 1981, Helen married Salim Khan, and became his second wife and they adopted a girl, Arpita. Salman Khan is her stepson and she has acted as his mother in the film Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, as his grand mother-in-law in Khamoshi: The Musical and Dil Ne Jise Apna Kaha and as his grandmother in the film Marigold.
I remembered some old Guyanese Indians referring to her as the blue eye bowjie (not Mrs. Jagan). ::lol::
Her dance eruptions is only rivalled by the eruptions of Mt St Helens
:grin: :grin:
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