THIS Nagin Actress Was Born In Muslim Family But Became Famous With Hindu Name, Married A Pakistani Cricketer And Left Showbiz...She Is
Jeetendra-Reena Roy have worked in 22 films together and in 17 movies they were paired romantically.
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