MF Hussain’s Vivah-Inspired Painting at Amrita Rao’s Home Wows Farah Khan

When Farah Khan spotted MF Hussain’s beautiful tribute to Amrita Rao’s Vivah charm

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Amrita Rao and Farah Khan talking about the MF Hussain painting in Amrita's houseImage Courtesy: YouTube ( Farah Khan )
Highlights
  • MF Hussain painted Amrita Rao after watching Vivah
  • The painting shows Poonam Ka Chand, Poonam, and Shri Krishna Bhagwan
  • Farah Khan’s recent video revealed the story behind the artwork

Some paintings come from imagination, and some come from real inspiration. The one in Amrita Rao’s home is made from inspiration. The painting by MF Hussain connects two artists.

In her recent YouTube video, filmmaker and choreographer Farah Khan visited Amrita Rao and R.J. Anmol’s home and was instantly drawn to a stunning painting on the wall. She looked closer and could not believe her eyes when she realised it was a real MF Hussain inspired by Amrita Rao’s Vivah. Her surprise and joy were captured on camera, and the video quickly caught everyone’s attention online.

A Painting Made From the Heart

When MF Hussain watched Vivah, he was deeply touched by Amrita’s acting. Her simple look, her innocence, and her calm strength made him want to capture that feeling on canvas. He painted her as Poonam, the soft and pure girl from the film. The result was a beautiful painting that shows her charm in the most graceful way.

This lovely painting now hangs in the living room of Amrita Rao and her husband R.J. Anmol. When Farah Khan visited their home, her eyes went straight to the artwork. She could not stop staring at it. With a smile of surprise, she asked, “Is this a real Hussain?” She was amazed to see such a rare and special piece of art right in front of her.

Image Courtesy: YouTube ( Farah Khan )

The Story Behind the Painting

Amrita then shared the story of the painting with Farah. She said that MF Hussain had painted it after watching Vivah. The painting shows Poonam Ka Chand and Poonam, which was her name in the film. Since Poonam was from Mathura in the movie, Hussain also painted Shri Krishna Bhagwan. This made the artwork even more special and meaningful. It was his way of showing love for both art and culture.

When Cinema Meets Art

The painting is more than just a piece of art. It joins the world of cinema and painting together. MF Hussain always painted strong and beautiful women, and Amrita’s role in Vivah touched his heart in the same way. Through his brush, he showed her kindness, peace, and grace.

For Amrita, this painting is not only a proud moment but also something very emotional. It reminds her that her work once inspired one of India’s greatest painters. It is a gift that keeps her connected to both her film and the artist who admired it so deeply.

Image Courtesy: YouTube ( Farah Khan )

A Memory That Lives Forever

The painting adds more than colour to her walls. It adds meaning. It is a part of her journey that will never fade away. Even years after Vivah, it still tells a silent story of beauty, faith, and emotion.

Farah Khan’s reaction showed how rare and special this connection is. It is not every day that a painter like MF Hussain makes something after watching a film. But when he did, it became a moment in history that still lives in Amrita’s home.

For those who love both art and cinema, this painting is not just an artwork. It is a story of love and respect. It shows that true art can touch hearts and stay alive forever.

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