Report by Faisal Saif, Mumbai: Legendary actress Waheeda Rehman, who was last seen in Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's 'Delhi 6' in 2009 was honored with Lifetime Achievement award at 14th Mumbai Film Festival.

Speaking to the Press, The actress politely said "I don't have a movie for now. I will think about it when anything interesting comes up. Honestly, I am not very keen to do it. I am busy with other things in life." On receiving the Lifetime Achievement award Waheeda happily added "MAMI's trustees are some of the best artistes from the industry like Shyam Benegal, Ramesh Sippyji and Shabanaji. When they give an award it becomes special. I feel happy, humble and honoured."

Waheeda Rehman was also very happy on actresses making their huge come-backs. In fact the actress was very moved by Sridevi's performance in 'English Vinglish'. "There is some change but it is difficult for actresses. After a certain age when you are married and have kids your priorities change. If the audience has liked a mature film like 'English Vinglish' then it is great. I am so happy for Sridevi. Madhuri Dixit is also coming back. So it feels great. The change will come but it will take time," she said.