This actress got taunts in her childhood, her mother made her a Bollywood superstar, yet they did not talk to her for 20 years!

Nutan was counted among the best actresses of Hindi cinema. Her acting ability earned her special recognition in women-centric films. Be it her role in 'Sujata' or 'Bandini', Nutan played every character very well. However, there were some controversies in his life, in which his mother also played an important role, who helped Nutan become a star in Bollywood. Let us know some interesting stories related to his life.

Nutan was called ugly

Nutan was born in a Marathi family, her father Kumarsen was a capable film producer and mother Shobhana was an actress. In her youth, Nutan had to hear taunts because of her color and body. Once, when Nutan was four years old, one of her mother's friends had called her ugly. Nutan had told about this, "I remember when I was four years old, a relative told me that you were very ugly."

honored with many awards

Nutan entered Bollywood in 1950 with the film 'Hamari Beti', which was produced by her mother Shobhana. After this, Nutan was crowned Miss India and was sent to a Swiss finishing school so that she could prepare better. Nutan received the Filmfare Best Actress Award for the film 'Seema'. Films like 'Sujata', 'Karma' and 'Bandini' included her among the biggest actresses of that time. His success was such that even after marriage, he kept getting film offers.

Sued mother for money

A big controversy came in Nutan's life when she filed a case in the court against her mother Shobhana. Nutan suspected that her mother was doing something wrong with her money. Shobhana used to manage Nutan's money, and Nutan took her mother to court. Due to this case, Shobhana had to go to court for many years.

relationships deteriorated

Nutan had said that it was very difficult for her to take this decision, "I knew that people would say, how can a daughter take her mother to court, but I had to take this step for my future safety." Due to this matter, Nutan's relations with her mother and siblings had deteriorated. Once, when Nutan was going to Chennai, she saw her sister Tanuja in the same flight and then she changed her seat. Later, when Nutan's grandmother fell ill, the family had to meet Nutan and thus their relationship was restored. This entire matter was resolved in 1983.