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He had promised us that there would be a hero and it would become a love story, and it did.” When we heard it first, it was a story about a young widow and her fight against patriarchy and social discrimination. I remember when he made Prem Rog, he promised us a love story. The women were very strong, individualistic and real in so many ways. He thought and acted on the idea of empowerment of women way back in the day, which seems to have now picked up momentum in our business. Raj saab had a way of depicting women which finds its way into the book though not specifically in any one chapter. To be honest, I have not been able to imbibe his style of depicting women in my films because most of them were not in that space barring Anjaam. He could do anything and sometimes, he would not even take credit for what he did for a film.

When we brought this up and asked if a chapter about the portrayal of women had made it to the book, Rawail said, “Raj saab had so much in his mind. Mandakini in Ram Teri Ganga Maili, Zeenat Aman in Satyam Shivam Sundaram, Dimple Kapadia in Bobby, Vyajayanthimala in Sangam, and Padmini Kolhapuri in Prem Rog top the list. They were bold, strong and had a voice of their own.

Raj Kapoor also had a unique way of presenting the leading ladies in his film.