Reema The Best,
Pakistani Actress Reema Khan, With her striking beauty, she is Pakistan’s answer to Aishwarya Rai. Meet Reema Khan, a talented Actress who has acted in over 200 films since 1992.
Born in Multan, Pakistan, the 29-year-old face of international brands, like Lux, Colgate and Pepsi, is a very determined and hardworking woman.
"I put a lot of effort into improving myself. I still have a lot of things to do and a long way to go, as learning never ends in the life of an artiste," New Straits Times Online quoted her as saying.
Khan, also a film director and producer, has performed on stage with Bollywood megastars such as Shah Rukh Khan and Preity Zinta but has refused countless offers to act in Bollywood movies.
"I can’t do kissing scenes or wear a short skirt or a bikini. I’m a Muslim first, and my religion and culture do not allow me to do so," she said.
"If I had taken up the offers I might have got more exposure, but it’s not how I want to be known."It’s through my work that I can help to promote my culture, my people my religion and my country,"She added. (ANI)
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All this has been started off by one of my dear contemporaries. It is said that one rotten egg spoils the pudding. Everybody is asking this question as to what is the secret of my beauty? I would say it is in the eye of the beholder. But seriously, if I had gone under the knife, my features would have changed. I call plastic surgery a curse. You get caught in a rut and constantly keep on going back for it because if you don’t follow up, you will end up scarred for life. I believe in eating right, exercising and taking care of my health. Yes my weight does fluctuate, but I try controlling it through my diet. People want to see a heroine who looks cute and pretty, but if we get too thin, they think there is something wrong with us or we are ill. So one has to maintain a balance.
Reema pictures
All this has been started off by one of my dear contemporaries. It is said that one rotten egg spoils the pudding. Everybody is asking this question as to what is the secret of my beauty? I would say it is in the eye of the beholder. But seriously, if I had gone under the knife, my features would have changed. I call plastic surgery a curse. You get caught in a rut and constantly keep on going back for it because if you don’t follow up, you will end up scarred for life. I believe in eating right, exercising and taking care of my health. Yes my weight does fluctuate, but I try controlling it through my diet. People want to see a heroine who looks cute and pretty, but if we get too thin, they think there is something wrong with us or we are ill. So one has to maintain a balance.
