With a portfolio of over 45 ad films and music videos like Chandini Raatein and Beete Pal, Reema Sen is no stranger in this field. She shot to fame in the south with the blockbuster Telugu film Chitram, directed by Teja.

Her second film, Minaale, in which she starred opposite Madhavan, became a craze down south. The film was a big hit and she established herself as a glam doll who could also emote. She also bagged the prestigious Filmfare award for her performance in Minnale. Her roles in films like Dhool, opposite Vikram, and the item number in Jay Jay have also been appreciated.

Meanwhile, she busied herself in the Tollywood arena, doing films like Manasante Nuvve with Uday Kiran, the Telugu Hrithik Roshan, which also turned out to be a super hit. Strangely, the Hindi remakes of her South Indian films did not feature Reema and were big flops.

Reema managed to bag the Hindi film Hum Ho Gaye Aapke opposite Fardeen Khan and an 'Item number' in Aan - Men At Work. But now her dreams have come true with Priyadarshan’s Malamaal Weekly turning out to be a super duper hit.

She has already done films in five languages and her new films including News in Kannada opposite Upendra and a Bengali film based on Sarat Chandra Chatterjee's famous novel. Her Tamil film Chellamae was a big hit and her forthcoming films are Vallavan and Thimiru.