The Mind Creative AUGUST 2014 | Page 37

The Mind Creative on Indian audiences, he first cast her in the role of a slave in his 1933 film “Desh Deepak”. She was very well accepted by the audiences possibly because of her athletic demeanour and the fact that she was white probably led audiences to accept her larger than life character in the film. She was soon cast in JBH’s next film Noor-e-Yaman (1935) as Princess Parizad. Driven by her huge success with the audiences, JBH wrote a special script based around her persona, called “Hunterwali” depicting her as a swashbuckling, Amazonian blue-eyed blonde cracking her whip and brandishing her gleaming sword and swinging on chandeliers. Success was guaranteed and success was huge. T