
Acting
Reena Roy
Reena Roy was a famous leading lady of Hindi films from 1972-1985. She came from a broken home, a Muslim father and Hindu mother, who separated after having four children together. Reena is their third child, and she started films in her early teens. Her career in films started off inauspiciously with B.R. Ishara's "Nayi Duniya Naye Log" (1973) with another newcomer Danny Denzongpa, which was shelved temporarily. B.R. Ishara cast both actors again in "Zaroorat" (1972), along with another newcomer Vijay Arora, and the racy film became a hit. Reena was now called the "Zaroorat Girl." She had to wait a while for her next break with Jaise Ko Taisa (1973), where her rain-soaked dance to the song "Abke Sawan" with Jeetendra raised temperatures. She was a working actress with films like Jangal Mein Mangal, Rani Aur Lalpari, Madhosh, Goonj, and Umar Qaid, but most didn't make an impact, until the mid-1970s, when Zakhmee (1975) and "Kalicharan" (1976) made her more popular among directors and audiences. Initially, there was low expectations with Kalicharan, since Subhash Ghai, a failed actor, was making his directorial debut, and Shatrugan Sinha, an actor known for his villainous roles, was making his first mark as the lead hero. But the film defied everyone's expectations and became a surprise hit, and Reena as Shatrugan's love interest got attention from audiences. They became a off-screen pair as well, and they signed several films together. Her pairing with Sunil Dutt was also popular with audiences. The successes of "Zakhmee" and "Kalicharan" led to her star vehicle Nagin(1976). Playing the title role of the deadly 'Nagin', she avenges the death of her lover by ruthlessly murdering five leading male-stars. The film became a huge hit, and Reena received her first Filmfare nomination as Best Actress. She was now one of the top heroines in Hindi films. Raj Kumar Kohli worked with Reena and churned out greatest multi-starer blockbusters Nagin, Jaani Dushman (1979), Muqabla (1979) and Raaj Tilak (1984).
Filmography

The Kapil Sharma Show
Series · 2016

Ghar Grihasti
Film · 2004

Indian Idol
Series · 2004

Refugee
Film · 2000

Gair
Film · 1999

Jeeo Shaan Se
Film · 1997

Smuggler
Film · 1996

Rajkumar
Film · 1996

Ajay
Film · 1996

Janam Kundli
Film · 1995

Policewala Gunda
Film · 1995

Aadmi Khilona Hai
Film · 1993

Bedardi
Film · 1993

Ek Chitthi Pyar Bhari
Film · 1985

Ghulami
Film · 1985

Hum Dono
Film · 1985

Maati Maangey Khoon
Film · 1984

Raaj Tilak
Film · 1984

Asha Jyoti
Film · 1984

Yaadon Ki Zanjeer
Film · 1984

Karishmaa
Film · 1984

Arpan
Film · 1983

Andhaa Kaanoon
Film · 1983

Naukar Biwi Ka
Film · 1983

Prem Tapasya
Film · 1983

Dard Ka Rishta
Film · 1982

Sanam Teri Kasam
Film · 1982

Deedar-E-Yaar
Film · 1982

Insaan
Film · 1982

Haathkadi
Film · 1982

Badle Ki Aag
Film · 1982

Main Inteqam Loonga
Film · 1982

Dharam Kanta
Film · 1982

Baghavat
Film · 1982

Bezubaan
Film · 1982

Lakshmi
Film · 1982

Naseeb
Film · 1981

Rocky
Film · 1981

Jail Yatra
Film · 1981

Jwalamukhi
Film · 1980

Be-Reham
Film · 1980

Ganga Aur Suraj
Film · 1980

Aasha
Film · 1980

Sau Din Saas Ke
Film · 1980

Jaani Dushman
Film · 1979

Bhayaanak
Film · 1979

Gautam Govinda
Film · 1979

Muqabla
Film · 1979

Karmayogi
Film · 1978

Chor Ho To Aisa
Film · 1978

Badaltey Rishtey
Film · 1978

Vishwanath
Film · 1978

Daku Aur Jawan
Film · 1978

Apnapan
Film · 1977

Paapi
Film · 1977

Jadu Tona
Film · 1977

Taxi Taxie
Film · 1977

Jay Vejay
Film · 1977

Daku Aur Mahatma
Film · 1977

Udhar Ka Sindur
Film · 1976

Nagin
Film · 1976

Barood
Film · 1976

Kalicharan
Film · 1976

Gumrah
Film · 1976

Vardaan
Film · 1975

Apne Dushman
Film · 1975

Zakhmee
Film · 1975

Rani and Lalpari
Film · 1975

Madhosh
Film · 1974

Nai Duniya Naye Log
Film · 1973

Jaise Ko Taisa
Film · 1973

Milap
Film · 1972

Zaroorat
Film · 1972

Jangal Mein Mangal
Film · 1972