Vidya Sinha(1947-2019)

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Vidya Sinha was born on 15 November 1947 in Bombay, State of Bombay, India. She was an actress and producer, known for Bodyguard (2011), Krishna-Krishna (1986) and Jeeva (1986). She was married to Netaji Bhimrao Salunkhe and Venkateshwaran Iyer. She died on 15 August 2019 in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.

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Bodyguard

4.8

Mrs. Rana(as Vidhya Sinha)

2011

Krishna-Krishna

Rani Rukmini

1986

Jeeva

4.1

Actress

1986

Rajnigandha

7.3

Deepa Kapoor

1974

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Actress

Ishq Ka Rang Safed
7.3
TV Series
- Sushma Tripathi
- 2015
Savdhaan India: Crime Alert
5.7
TV Series
- 2012–2018
Qubool Hai
5.5
TV Series
- Badi Bi (2012-2014)
- 2012–2016
Bodyguard
4.8
- Mrs. Rana (as Vidhya Sinha)
- 2011
Malik Ek
7.5
- Vishnu's Mother
- 2010
Tumhara Ansh Hoon
TV Mini Series
- 2010–2011
Kkavyanjali
4.4
TV Series
- Sharmila Yash Nanda
- 2006
Yeh Hawayein
9.0
TV Series
- Ghazala
- 2003–2004
Bad Boys
4.2
- 2003
Bharat Bhagya Vidhata
5.9
- Shabbir's mom
- 2002
Bhabhi
6.0
TV Series
- Savitri Thakral
- 2002–2008
Ardhangini
TV Series
- 1996–1997
Great Target
6.4
- 1991
Hiraasat
5.5
- Appearance in movie clip
- 1987
Bijli
- Woman who gets mistaken for Manik
- 1986

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Personal details

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Alternative names
- Vidya Singh
Height
- 1.68 m
Born
- November 15, 1947
- Bombay, State of Bombay, India
Died
- August 15, 2019
- Mumbai, Maharashtra, India(respiratory failure)
Spouses
Children
- Jhanvi
Parents
- Pratap A. Rana
Relatives
- Mohan Sinha(Grandparent)
Other works
Starred in the shelved movie Navkala Productions "Do Rahi" Starring Navin Nischol, Vidya Sinha, Kajal Kiran, Music by Bappi Lahiri, Directed by Baldev Wahlia.

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Trivia
Vidya Sinha became an overnight star with Basu Chatterjee's low-budget but landmark film "Ragniganda" (1974), where her realistic acting, and simple good looks were a sharp contrast to the loud, garish-looking and violent Bollywood films of the 1970's.

Quotes
On why she left acting for a long time: "I did not want my daughter Jhanvi to be brought up by servants and I did not hire any servants. I brought her up singlehandedly as I did not want to miss out on her upbringing."