Reema Khan

Reema Khan
Native name	ریما خان
Born	Reema Khan
Occupation	Actress, producer, director
Years active	1990–present
Website	www.reemakhan.info

Reema Khan (Urdu: ریما خان‎), known by her screen name Reema, is a Pakistani Lollywood film actress, director and producer. She has appeared in more than 200 films since making her debut in 1990 and have been recognised by Pakistan and Indian film critics for her acting.^[1]

Early life

Reema Khan was born in Lahore in Pakistan to a Punjabi household.^[2] She was first spotted in 1990 by the Pakistani film director Javed Fazil and was offered the leading role in his film Bulandi.

Personal life

Reema Khan married Pakistani-American cardiologist S. Tariq Shahab in November 2011. On March 24, 2015, Khan gave birth to her first child, a son.^[3]

Selected filmography

As an actress

Main article: Reema Khan filmography

Bulandi (1990)
Zameen Aasman (1994)
Jo Darr Gya Woh Marr Gya (1995)
Umar Mukhtar (1997)
Nikah (1998)
Mujhe Chand Chahiye (2000)
Pehchaan (2000)
Fire (2002)
Shararat (2003)
Koi Tujh Sa Kahaan (2005)
One Two Ka One (2006)
Love Mein Ghum (2011)

As director and producer

Year	Film	Language	Cast
2005	Koi Tujh Sa Kahan	Urdu	Moammar Rana, Reema Khan, Nadeem Baig, Veena Malik and Babrak Shah
2011	Love Mein Ghum	Urdu	Reema Khan, Jia Ali, Ali Saleem, Javed Sheikh, Afzal Khan, Nabeel Khan, Araida and Johnny Lever

Television

Year	Production	Role	Notes
	Ye Ghar Aap Ka Hua		Geo TV Production
	Yaad To Ayengey		Geo TV Production
	TARANG ("Hero Bannay Ki Tarang Sahi Jodi ki Talaash")
	Reema ka Amreeca
2012	Raati Masha Tola	Zeenath	Opposite Imran Abbas Aired on PTV Home. Telefilm

References

↑ ANI (8 June 2009). "Reema Khan is Pakistan's Aishwarya Rai". Hindustan Times. Retrieved 25 March 2011.
↑ ReemaKhan – Biography. Reemakhan.info. Retrieved on 8 October 2011.
↑ , The Express Tribune newspaper article on actress Reema Khan, Retrieved 23 Dec 2015

External links

Reema Khan at the Internet Movie Database

Films directed by Reema Khan

Koi Tujh Sa Kahan (2005) Love Mein Ghum (2011)

Nigar Award for Best Actress (1981-2000) (For Urdu Films)

Shabnam (1981)
Babra Sharif (1982)
Shabnam (1983)
Babra Sharif (1984)
Shabnam (1985)
Babra Sharif (1986)
Babra Sharif (1987)
Salma Agha (1988)
Kavita (1989)
Anjuman (1990)
Nadira (1991)
Ruby Niazi (1992)
Reema (1993)
Neeli (1994)
Zeba Bakhtiar (1995)
Meera (1996)
Neeli (1997)
Reema (1998)
Saima (1999)
Zara Sheikh (2000)

Complete list
(1957–1960)
(1961-1980)
(1981–2000)
(2001–2002)

Special Awards from Nigar Awards

Special Awards

1965–1967	Noor Jehan (1965) (for 1965 war-time national songs) Sohail Hashmi (1966) (for film 'Jaan Pehchaan') Master Rufi (1966) (for film 'Lori') Allauddin (1966) (for film Badnaam) Sabiha Khanum (1967) (for film 'Devar Bhabi') Anwar Hussain (1967) (for film 'Nawab Siraj-ud-Daulah')

1968–1970	Kamal (1968) (for film 'Behan Bhai') Rani (1968) (for film 'Mera ghar meri jannat') Babu Jugnu (1968) (for film Mera ghar meri jannat) Shabnam (1969) (for film Andaleeb) A. J. Kardar (1969) (for film 'Qasam us waqt ki') Habib Wali Mohammad (1970) (for singing 'Aashian jal gaya') Ajmal (1970) (for film 'Heer Ranjha') Deeba (1970) (for film 'Sajna Door Daya')

1971–1975	Firdous (1971) (for film 'Aansu') Aalia (1971) (for film 'Mastana Mahi') Sultan Rahi (1971) (for film 'Babul') Munawar Zarif (1971) (for film 'Ishq Deewana') Rangeela (1972) (for film 'Meri Zindagi hai naghma') Akhlaq Ahmed (1974) (for singing 'Sawan Aayae Sawan jaayae') Sabiha Khanum (1975) (for film 'Ek gunah aur sahi') Babra Sharif (1975) (for film Mera Naam Hai Mohabbat) Ghulam Mohiuddin (1975) (for film Mera Naam Hai Mohabbat)

1976–1978	Roohi Bano (1976) (for film 'Insaan aur Farishta') Sangeeta (1976) (for film 'Society Girl') Alamgir (1977) (for singing in Aaina) Shahzeb (1977) (for film Aaina) Mumtaz (1978) (for film 'Haider Ali') Ghulam Mohiuddin (1978) (for film 'Mutthi bhar chaawal')

1979–1983	Ashar (1979) (for film 'Aag') Nazir Chan (1979) (for film 'Miss Hong Kong') Diana Kristina (1980) (for film 'Bandish') Faisal Rehman (1980) (for film 'Nahin abhi nahin') Master Khurram (1981) (for film 'Qurbani') Rangeela (1982) (for film 'Naukar tay malik') Master Shahbaz (1983) (for film 'Kabhi alvida na kehna') Sangeeta (1983) (for film 'Sona Chandi')

1984–2000	Aslam Pervaiz (1984) (for film 'Miss Colombo') Mohammad Ali (1984) (for films 'Doorian' and 'Bobby') Kaveeta (1985) (for film 'Jeenay nahin doon gi') Faisal Rehman (1985) (for film 'Naraz') Meera (1999) (for film Mujhe Jeene Do) Anjuman (1999) (for film 'Chohdrani') Shehzad Roy (1999) (for singing) Reema (2000) (for film Mujhe Chand Chahiye) Babar Ali (2000) (for film 'Mehndi Waley Hath')

For 30 Years of Excellence

Noor Jehan (1981)
Sabiha Khanum (1981)
Shabab Kiranvi (1981)
Anwar Kamal Pasha (1981)
Sudhir (1981)
Aslam Pervaiz (1981)
Asha Posley (1982)
Meena Shorey (1982)
Nazir (1982)
Azad (1982)
Saqi (1985)

Millennium Award

Mohammad Ali (1999)
Zeba (1999)
Nadeem (1999)
Qateel Shifai (1999)
Badar Munir (1999)
Umer Sharif (1999)
Rangeela (1999)
Sabiha Khanum (1999)
Neelo (1999)
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (1999)
Mehdi Hassan (1999)
Noor Jehan (1999)

Ilyas Rashidi Gold Medal

Shamim Ara (1999)
Zeba (2002)
Nadeem (2002)

Honorary gold medal awarded

Sabiha Khanum (2000)

Legend awards

Waheed Murad (2002)

Lifetime Achievement Award

Kamal (2000)
Naghma (2000)
Habib (2002)
Bahar Begum (2002)
Ghulam Mohiuddin (2002)

Hosts of the Lux Style Awards ceremonies

2002-2020

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 68415687

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