"Gilda" is a classic film noir released in 1946, directed by Charles Vidor. The movie stars Rita Hayworth in the titular role, alongside Glenn Ford and George Macready. Set in a post-World War II Buenos Aires, it tells the story of a love triangle involving a gambling hall owner, his new employee, and his enigmatic wife, Gilda. The film is renowned for its stylish cinematography and Hayworth's iconic performance. The film explores themes of jealousy, betrayal, and desire, making it a significant entry in the film noir genre. "Gilda" is particularly famous for its memorable scenes, including Hayworth's sultry rendition of "Put the Blame on Mame." Over the years, it has gained a