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'''Shama Zaidi''' (born 25 September 1938, at [[Rampur, Uttar Pradesh|Rampur]], [[India]]) is an Indian screenplay writer, costume designer, art director, theatre person, art critic, and documentary film maker.<ref>[https://movies.nytimes.com/person/206480/Shama-Zaidi Shama Zaidi filmography] ''[[New York Times]]''.</ref><ref>{{cite news |title=Music in her lines |url=http://www.thehindu.com/features/friday-review/theatre/music-in-her-lines/article2503835.ece |newspaper=The Hindu |date=1 October 2011|accessdate=6 June 2013}}</ref> She is the wife of [[M. S. Sathyu|M S Sathyu]], a filmmaker, designer, and art director who made the Urdu cult film ''[[Garam Hawa]].''
'''Shama Zaidi''' (born 25 September 1938) is an Indian screenplay writer, costume designer, art director, theatre person, art critic, and documentary film maker.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20110520132248/http://movies.nytimes.com/person/206480/Shama-Zaidi Shama Zaidi filmography] ''[[New York Times]]''.</ref><ref>{{cite news |title=Music in her lines |url=http://www.thehindu.com/features/friday-review/theatre/music-in-her-lines/article2503835.ece |newspaper=The Hindu |date=1 October 2011|accessdate=6 June 2013}}</ref> She is married to director [[M. S. Sathyu]]. Shama Zaidi Was Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award at ICA - International Cultural Artifact Film Festival in 2021.


==Background==
==Background==
Shama Zaidi is the daughter of [[Bashir Hussain Zaidi]], a politician and educationist, and his wife Qudsia Zaidi. Her mother Qudsia was an associate of [[Habib Tanvir]], the [[communist]] ideologue and theatre personality. Shama was the only daughter of the couple and she has two brothers. Both her parents were closely associated with the "progressive" communist movement in India, and Shama grew up in a strongly [[left-wing]] environment. She was educated at [[Woodstock School]], [[Mussoorie]], and then at [[Miranda House]], [[New Delhi]]. She has a bachelor's degree in English from [[Delhi University]], and a diploma in stage design from the [[Slade School of Art]], [[London]].
Shama Zaidi is the daughter of [[Bashir Hussain Zaidi]], a politician and educationist, and his wife Qudsia Zaidi. Her mother Qudsia was an associate of [[Habib Tanvir]], the [[communist]] ideologue and theatre personality. Shama was the only daughter of the couple and she has two brothers. Both her parents were closely associated with the "progressive" communist movement in India, and Shama grew up in a strongly [[left-wing]] environment. She was educated at [[Woodstock School]], [[Mussoorie]], and then at [[Miranda House]], [[New Delhi]]. She has a bachelor's degree in English from [[Delhi University]], and a diploma in stage design from the [[Slade School of Art]], [[London]]. She is praised for her excellent screen writing in T.V serial "Bharat Ek Khoj".{{cn|date=November 2024}}


==Career==
==Career==


===Journalism===
===Journalism===
* Art critic for ''The Statesman'', ''Patriot'' and ''Shankar's Weekly'', New Delhi.
* Art critic for ''[[The Statesman (India)|The Statesman]]'', ''[[The Patriot (Indian newspaper)|The Patriot]]'' and ''[[Shankar's Weekly]]'', New Delhi.
* Written numerous articles on film, theatre and television for ''Cinema Vision'', ''Cinema in India'', etc., and other journals and newspapers.
* Written numerous articles on film, theatre, and television for ''Cinema Vision'', ''Cinema in India'', etc., and other journals and newspapers.


===Theatre===
===Theatre===
Zaidi became interested in costume design while in school at Woodstock, Mussoorie, which had extensive theatre activities. Also due to the influence of her mother Qudsia Zaidi, who started the Hindustani Theatre in the late 1950s with Habib Tanvir and other friends. In her college days at [[Miranda House]] she started helping out with the stage productions there, apart from taking active interest in Hindustani Theatre.
Zaidi became interested in costume design while in school at Woodstock, Mussoorie, which had extensive theatre activities. Also due to the influence of her mother Qudsia Zaidi, who started the Hindustani Theatre in the late 1950s with Habib Tanvir and other friends. In her college days at [[Miranda House]] she started helping out with the stage productions there, apart from taking an active interest in Hindustani Theatre.


After B A Shama went to [[Slade School of Art]], London, for a one-year course in stage design and costume design. Then worked in Germany at the Frankfurt Municipal Theatre as an apprentice and for some time as an observer in the [[Berliner Ensemble]]. (Apprentice in stage, film and TV design to Herr Hein Heckroth, [[Frankfurt]] am Main, [[West Germany]]. Herr Heckroth was the designer of Red Shoes Hoffman's Tales, etc.)
After her B.A., Shama went to [[Slade School of Art]], London, for a one-year course in stage and costume design. She then worked in Germany at the Frankfurt Municipal Theatre as an apprentice and for some time as an observer in the [[Berliner Ensemble]]. (Apprentice in stage, film and TV design to Herr Hein Heckroth, [[Frankfurt]] am Main, [[West Germany]]. Herr Heckroth was the designer of Red Shoes Hoffman's Tales, etc.)


Returned to Delhi in 1961 and designed costumes for Hindustani Theatre before shifting to Bombay in 1965 where she worked as Writer, designer, Performer and Director for [[Indian People's Theatre Association]] (IPTA), Mumbai. Since 1980 she has designed more for films and television than theatre.
She returned to Delhi in 1961 and designed costumes for Hindustani Theatre before shifting to Bombay in 1965 where she worked as Writer, Designer, Performer and Director for [[Indian People's Theatre Association]] (IPTA), Mumbai. Since 1980 she has designed more for films and television than theatre.


Worked as writer, director, costume designer or art director for the following stage productions –
She worked as a writer, director, costume designer or art director for the following stage productions –


====Stage productions====
====Stage productions====
* ''Chou En-lai'', a historical costume pageant for at Lodi Gardens, New Delhi
* ''Chou En-lai'', a historical costume pageant at Lodi Gardens, New Delhi


====Hindustani Theatre====
====Hindustani Theatre====
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* SHRIMAN BALE UIRE (1992) Adaptation;
* SHRIMAN BALE UIRE (1992) Adaptation;
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Associated with the IPTA's Inter collegiate Drama Competition since 1972 as a jury member.
She had been associated with the IPTA's Inter collegiate Drama Competition since 1972 as a jury member.


* Translated/adapted over a dozen plays into Hindustani from various languages.
* Translated/adapted over a dozen plays into Hindustani from various languages.


===Cinema===
===Cinema===
Written scripts/dialogues for documentaries and feature films with [[Satyajit Ray]], [[Shyam Benegal]], [[M. S. Sathyu]] and others. Also done Costume Design and Art Direction.
She has written scripts/dialogues for documentaries and feature films with [[Satyajit Ray]], [[Shyam Benegal]], [[M. S. Sathyu]] and others. She has also worked as Costume Designer and Art Director.


====Filmography====
====Filmography====
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Based on [[Habib Tanvir]]'s retelling of a famous Rajasthani folk tale. Songs were by [[Habib Tanvir]] and most of the dialogues were improvised by the folk artistes.
Based on [[Habib Tanvir]]'s retelling of a famous Rajasthani folk tale. Songs were by [[Habib Tanvir]] and most of the dialogues were improvised by the folk artistes.


* ''[[Garam Hawa]]'' (Hot Winds) ''1974 / Colour / 136min / Urdu'' Direction [[M S Sathyu]]; Screenplay Shama Zaidi & [[Kaifi Azmi]]; Costume Design Shama Zaidi
* ''[[Garm Hava]]'' (Hot Winds) ''1974 / Colour / 136min / Urdu'' Direction [[M S Sathyu]]; Screenplay Shama Zaidi & [[Kaifi Azmi]]; Costume Design Shama Zaidi
Based on a short story by [[Ismat Chugtai]], which she expanded into a film treatment. [[Filmfare Award for Best Screenplay]] (shared with Kaifi Azmi).<ref>{{cite web |title=Best Screenplay Award|url=http://recipeguide.indiatimes.com/awards2001/ex_screenplay.htm|date= |publisher=Filmfare Award Official Listings, [[Indiatimes]] |accessdate=28 April 2014}}</ref>
Based on a short story by [[Ismat Chugtai]], which she expanded into a film treatment. [[Filmfare Award for Best Screenplay]] (shared with Kaifi Azmi).<ref>{{cite web |title=Best Screenplay Award|url=http://recipeguide.indiatimes.com/awards2001/ex_screenplay.htm|date= |publisher=Filmfare Award Official Listings, [[Indiatimes]] |accessdate=28 April 2014}}</ref>


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Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Art direction Shama Zaidi
Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Art direction Shama Zaidi


* ''[[Shatranj Ke Khiladi]]'' शतरंज के खिलाड़ी (Chess Players) ''1977 / Hindi''
* ''[[Shatranj Ke Khilari (film)|Shatranj Ke Khilari]]'' शतरंज के खिलाड़ी (Chess Players) ''1977 / Hindi''
Direction [[Satyajit Ray]]; Costume Design Shama Zaidi
Direction [[Satyajit Ray]]; Costume Design Shama Zaidi
Also assisted Ray with research on the background material and translated dialogues with Javed Siddiqi for the Indian characters in Urdu.
Also assisted Ray with research on the background material and translated dialogues with Javed Siddiqi for the Indian characters in Urdu.
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Based on the biography of [[Hansa Wadkar]], a star of the Marathi folk theatre and cinema of the 1940s.
Based on the biography of [[Hansa Wadkar]], a star of the Marathi folk theatre and cinema of the 1940s.


* ''[[Umrao Jaan]]'' (The Courtesan) ''Colour / Hindi''
* ''[[Umrao Jaan (1981 film)|Umrao Jaan]]'' (The Courtesan) ''Colour / Hindi''
Direction [[Muzaffar Ali]]; Script Shama Zaidi & [[Javed Siddiqi]]
Direction [[Muzaffar Ali]]; Script Shama Zaidi & [[Javed Siddiqi]]
Based on a 19th-century Urdu novel.
Based on a 19th-century Urdu novel.


* ''[[Chakra (film)|Chakra]]'' (The Wheel) ''1980 / Colour / 140min / Hindi''
* ''[[Chakra (1981 film)|Chakra]]'' (The Wheel) ''1980 / Colour / 140min / Hindi''
Direction Robin (Rabindra) Dharmraja; Script & Dialogues Shama Zaidi & [[Javed Siddiqi]]
Direction Robin (Rabindra) Dharmraja; Script & Dialogues Shama Zaidi & [[Javed Siddiqi]]
Based on the novel by [[Jaywant Dalvi]].
Based on the novel by [[Jaywant Dalvi]].
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Based on a famous land dispute case.
Based on a famous land dispute case.


* ''[[Mandi (film)|Mandi]]'' (The Marketplace) ''1983 / Colour / 160min / Hindi''
* ''[[Mandi (1983 film)|Mandi]]'' (The Marketplace) ''1983 / Colour / 160min / Hindi''
Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Script & Screenplay Shama Zaidi, [[Shyam Benegal]] & [[Satyadev Dubey]]
Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Script & Screenplay Shama Zaidi, [[Shyam Benegal]] & [[Satyadev Dubey]]


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Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Screenplay Shama Zaidi
Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Screenplay Shama Zaidi
A puzzle screenplay based on the novel by [[Dharamvir Bharati]].
A puzzle screenplay based on the novel by [[Dharamvir Bharati]].

*''[[Galige]]'' ''1994''
Direction [[M. S. Sathyu]]; Screenplay S. Ramaswamy, Shama Zaidi & Satish Sehgal


* ''[[Mammo]]'' ''1995''
* ''[[Mammo]]'' ''1995''
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Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Additional screenplay and dialogues Shama Zaidi
Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Additional screenplay and dialogues Shama Zaidi


* ''[[Netaji (film)|Netaji]]'' ''2002-04/ Colour/Hindi-English''
* ''[[Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose: The Forgotten Hero]]'' ''2002-04/ Colour/Hindi-English''
Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Script and Dialogues Shama Zaidi & [[Atul Tiwari]]
Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Script and Dialogues Shama Zaidi & [[Atul Tiwari]]
A film on the last years of [[Subhas Chandra Bose]] for [[Sahara Entertainment]]
A film on the last years of [[Subhas Chandra Bose]] for [[Sahara Entertainment]]
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Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Screenplay and dialogues Shama Zaidi & [[Atul Tiwari]]
Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Screenplay and dialogues Shama Zaidi & [[Atul Tiwari]]
A film inspired by the 19th-century novella "[[Carmen (novella)|Carmen]]" by [[Prosper Mérimée]]
A film inspired by the 19th-century novella "[[Carmen (novella)|Carmen]]" by [[Prosper Mérimée]]

* ''[[Mujib: The Making of a Nation]]'' ''2019-22/ Colour/Bengali''
Direction [[Shyam Benegal]]; Script and Dialogues Shama Zaidi & [[Atul Tiwari]]
A film on the life of [[Bangabandhu]]


====Short films====
====Short films====
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* ''ISLAM IN INDIA'' ''1982 / B&W / 120 min''
* ''ISLAM IN INDIA'' ''1982 / B&W / 120 min''
Direction Shama Zaidi.
Direction Shama Zaidi.
A feature length documentary on the socio-cultural heritage of Islam in India. Made for the Hijri Celebration Committee, Govt. of India., celebrating the beginning of the 15th century of the Islamic Era.
A feature-length documentary on the socio-cultural heritage of Islam in India. Made for the Hijri Celebration Committee, Govt. of India., celebrating the beginning of the 15th century of the Islamic Era.


* ''LUPIN'' ''1992''
* ''LUPIN'' ''1992''
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[[Category:People from Rampur, Uttar Pradesh]]
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[[Category:Filmfare Awards winners]]
[[Category:Filmfare Awards winners]]
[[Category:University of Delhi alumni]]
[[Category:Alumni of the Slade School of Fine Art]]
[[Category:Alumni of the Slade School of Art]]
[[Category:Indian People's Theatre Association people]]
[[Category:Indian scenic designers]]
[[Category:Indian scenic designers]]
[[Category:Artists from Delhi]]
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[[Category:Indian women journalists]]
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[[Category:Indian graphic designers]]
[[Category:Indian women graphic designers]]
[[Category:Women costume designers]]
[[Category:Women theatre designers]]
[[Category:Indian art critics]]
[[Category:Indian women art critics]]
[[Category:Twelvers]]
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[[Category:Indian Shia Muslims]]
[[Category:Miranda House alumni]]

Latest revision as of 07:07, 18 November 2024

Shama Zehra Zaidi
Born (1938-09-25) 25 September 1938 (age 86)
Rampur, Rampur State, British India
Occupations
  • Screenwriter
  • costume designer
SpouseM. S. Sathyu

Shama Zaidi (born 25 September 1938) is an Indian screenplay writer, costume designer, art director, theatre person, art critic, and documentary film maker.[1][2] She is married to director M. S. Sathyu. Shama Zaidi Was Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award at ICA - International Cultural Artifact Film Festival in 2021.

Background

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Shama Zaidi is the daughter of Bashir Hussain Zaidi, a politician and educationist, and his wife Qudsia Zaidi. Her mother Qudsia was an associate of Habib Tanvir, the communist ideologue and theatre personality. Shama was the only daughter of the couple and she has two brothers. Both her parents were closely associated with the "progressive" communist movement in India, and Shama grew up in a strongly left-wing environment. She was educated at Woodstock School, Mussoorie, and then at Miranda House, New Delhi. She has a bachelor's degree in English from Delhi University, and a diploma in stage design from the Slade School of Art, London. She is praised for her excellent screen writing in T.V serial "Bharat Ek Khoj".[citation needed]

Career

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Journalism

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  • Art critic for The Statesman, The Patriot and Shankar's Weekly, New Delhi.
  • Written numerous articles on film, theatre, and television for Cinema Vision, Cinema in India, etc., and other journals and newspapers.

Theatre

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Zaidi became interested in costume design while in school at Woodstock, Mussoorie, which had extensive theatre activities. Also due to the influence of her mother Qudsia Zaidi, who started the Hindustani Theatre in the late 1950s with Habib Tanvir and other friends. In her college days at Miranda House she started helping out with the stage productions there, apart from taking an active interest in Hindustani Theatre.

After her B.A., Shama went to Slade School of Art, London, for a one-year course in stage and costume design. She then worked in Germany at the Frankfurt Municipal Theatre as an apprentice and for some time as an observer in the Berliner Ensemble. (Apprentice in stage, film and TV design to Herr Hein Heckroth, Frankfurt am Main, West Germany. Herr Heckroth was the designer of Red Shoes Hoffman's Tales, etc.)

She returned to Delhi in 1961 and designed costumes for Hindustani Theatre before shifting to Bombay in 1965 where she worked as Writer, Designer, Performer and Director for Indian People's Theatre Association (IPTA), Mumbai. Since 1980 she has designed more for films and television than theatre.

She worked as a writer, director, costume designer or art director for the following stage productions –

Stage productions

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  • Chou En-lai, a historical costume pageant at Lodi Gardens, New Delhi

Hindustani Theatre

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  • Shakuntala (1958) – Costume Design
  • Mitti ki Gaadi (1958)- Costume Design & Artiste
  • Khalid Ki Khala (1958)- Costume Design & Artiste
  • Mudrarakshas (1962) – Direction & Costume Design
  • Sufaid Kundali (1963) – Costume Design & Artiste
  • Mera Naam Trufaldeen (1964)- Adaptation & Costume Design

Indian People's Theatre Association, Mumbai

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She had been associated with the IPTA's Inter collegiate Drama Competition since 1972 as a jury member.

  • Translated/adapted over a dozen plays into Hindustani from various languages.

Cinema

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She has written scripts/dialogues for documentaries and feature films with Satyajit Ray, Shyam Benegal, M. S. Sathyu and others. She has also worked as Costume Designer and Art Director.

Filmography

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Direction Shyam Benegal; Screenplay Shama Zaidi Based on Habib Tanvir's retelling of a famous Rajasthani folk tale. Songs were by Habib Tanvir and most of the dialogues were improvised by the folk artistes.

Based on a short story by Ismat Chugtai, which she expanded into a film treatment. Filmfare Award for Best Screenplay (shared with Kaifi Azmi).[3]

  • Manthan (The Churning) 1976 / Colour / 134min / Hindi

Direction Shyam Benegal; Art direction Shama Zaidi

Direction Satyajit Ray; Costume Design Shama Zaidi Also assisted Ray with research on the background material and translated dialogues with Javed Siddiqi for the Indian characters in Urdu.

  • Kanneshwara Rama (The Legendary Outlaw) 1977 / Colour / 137min / Kannada & Hindi

Direction M S Sathyu; Script Shama Zaidi Based on the exploits of a legendary dacoit of the Malnad region in Karnataka.

  • Bhumika (The Role) 1977 / Colour / 142min / Hindi

Direction Shyam Benegal; Art direction Shama Zaidi Based on the biography of Hansa Wadkar, a star of the Marathi folk theatre and cinema of the 1940s.

Direction Muzaffar Ali; Script Shama Zaidi & Javed Siddiqi Based on a 19th-century Urdu novel.

  • Chakra (The Wheel) 1980 / Colour / 140min / Hindi

Direction Robin (Rabindra) Dharmraja; Script & Dialogues Shama Zaidi & Javed Siddiqi Based on the novel by Jaywant Dalvi.

  • Bara/Sookha (Famine) 1981 / Colour / 140min / Kannada & Hindi

Direction M S Sathyu; Screenplay & Dialogues Shama Zaidi & Javed Siddiqi Based on a short novel by U R Ananthamurthy.

Direction Shyam Benegal; Script Shama Zaidi Based on a famous land dispute case.

  • Mandi (The Marketplace) 1983 / Colour / 160min / Hindi

Direction Shyam Benegal; Script & Screenplay Shama Zaidi, Shyam Benegal & Satyadev Dubey

Direction M S Sathyu; Original Screenplay Shama Zaidi

  • Susman (The Essence) 1986 / Colour / 140min / Hindi

Direction Shyam Benegal; Screenplay Shama Zaidi Original screenplay on the Ikat handloom weavers of Andhra.

  • Trikaal (Past, Present, Future) 1986

Direction Shyam Benegal; Screenplay Shama Zaidi & Shyam Benegal Based on an idea by Shyam Benegal.

Direction Shyam Benegal; Screenplay Shama Zaidi & Sunil Shanbag An original screenplay based on the Swadhyaya socio-religious movement founded by Pandurang Shastri Athavale.

Direction Shyam Benegal; Screenplay Shama Zaidi A puzzle screenplay based on the novel by Dharamvir Bharati.

Direction M. S. Sathyu; Screenplay S. Ramaswamy, Shama Zaidi & Satish Sehgal

Direction Shyam Benegal; Screenplay Shama Zaidi & Khalid Mohamed

Direction Shyam Benegal; Script Shama Zaidi, Shyam Benegal & Fatima Meer An Indo-South African co production on Mahatma Gandhi's life in South Africa.

Direction Shyam Benegal; Screenplay Shama Zaidi & Khalid Mohamed

Art direction Shama Zaidi

Costume Design Shama Zaidi

Direction Shyam Benegal; Script & Dialogues Shama Zaidi A film on women's empowerment made for the Ministry of Family Welfare.

Direction Shyam Benegal; Additional screenplay and dialogues Shama Zaidi

Direction Shyam Benegal; Script and Dialogues Shama Zaidi & Atul Tiwari A film on the last years of Subhas Chandra Bose for Sahara Entertainment

Direction Shyam Benegal; Screenplay and dialogues Shama Zaidi & Atul Tiwari A film inspired by the 19th-century novella "Carmen" by Prosper Mérimée

Direction Shyam Benegal; Script and Dialogues Shama Zaidi & Atul Tiwari A film on the life of Bangabandhu

Short films

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References

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  1. ^ Shama Zaidi filmography New York Times.
  2. ^ "Music in her lines". The Hindu. 1 October 2011. Retrieved 6 June 2013.
  3. ^ "Best Screenplay Award". Filmfare Award Official Listings, Indiatimes. Retrieved 28 April 2014.
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