Koffee With Karan 8: Zeenat Aman spills 70s secret, Neetu Kapoor mimics the former

Neetu Kapoor and Zeenat Aman

It's time for the legends to take over the Koffee couch. After a season of largely families and friends gracing the couch, host Karan Johar is all set to welcome the stars of the 70s and 80s on his infamous couch on the talks show 'Koffee With Karan 8'.

Zeenat Aman, a bonafide star of the 70s and 80s, connected with the current generation with a stellar debut on Instagram last year. The actress poured her heart out on Instagram sharing unheard stories from the past in the most eloquent and thoughtful words. Now, Aman will be gracing the Koffee with Karan couch and will be displaying her candid self on the show.

On the show, she will be accompanied by none other than actress Neetu Kapoor. In the promo video of the upcoming episode, Neetu and Zeenat liseted out the films that they have done together. 'The Great Gambler', 'Yaadon Ki Baraat', 'Dharamveer', 'Heeralal Panalal'. The last movie got an 'Oh God!' from Zeenat which left the other two in stitches.

"I really did not party. But when the floodgates burst, they really did," said Aman when Karan asked her about the wildest thing she did in the 70s. "Do you mean by the men that entered your life?" Karan questioned to which Amman said, "No comments" while zipping her mouth.

Further Karan asked Zeenat Aman about a gift she got from a co-star that read, "Zeeni, the ball is in your court? Can you reveal the name of the person?" To this Zeenat points out at Neetu and says, "Part of their family". This revelation makes Neetu burst out in laughter.

Zeenat Aman's secret admirer:

In August last year, Zeenat had revealed how an actor had asked her out on a date. "A titbit from a makeup room many years ago. I won't mention the time or place because it will stoke unwanted speculation, but I can share that I was in the radiance of youth," she wrote sharing a portrait of herself.

"We had wrapped for the day, and I had returned to my tiny makeup room. Along with the usual clutter of Max Factor tubes and jars, I found a sizeable ribboned box on my table. The card simply bore my name, with no clue as to the sender. My curiosity was piqued. I unlaced the bow and opened the box to find another smaller box within it, and then yet another and another and another, all nested like Russian dolls. The last box had some weight to it. I popped it open and in it lay a tennis ball like some oversized neon pearl. Stuck to it was a handwritten note - the ball's in your court. Who doesn't enjoy charm and a grand gesture? Though I unfortunately didn't give the sender the pleasure of my company on a date, I was plenty tickled and flattered by his creativity," she added.