Here are some of her notable works:

Then came Vallavan directed by Silambarasan. Despite the film receiving mixed reviews, Reema’s role as a sophisticated, older woman involved in a complex relationship was mature and bold for its time. Her confrontation scene with Nayanthara (the other lead) became a talking point—two strong female leads clashing without resorting to catfights, but through sharp, intelligent dialogue.

In 2006, a Madurai court issued a non-bailable warrant against her following a bold photoshoot

Rather than being viewed purely through a sensationalized lens, Sen's portrayal of Durga received widespread praise from film critics. She brought a grounded, fierce, and authentic vulnerability to a highly masculine, violent cinematic world. Other Notable Works and Bold Character Portrayals

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A comedy where she played a much more conservative role.

Throughout her career, Reema Sen was often associated with bold onscreen portrayals.

Rather than standard commercial glamour, her most discussed and sensorially "bold" moments in Hindi cinema exist as raw, gritty narrative pivots in critically acclaimed masterpieces. This comprehensive article contextualizes her cinematic choices, her crossover from South Indian industries to Bollywood, and how her defining performance in Anurag Kashyap's Gangs of Wasseypur (2012) permanently changed the perspective on her on-screen sensuality.

for a Tamil magazine, which was deemed "obscene" by some local groups. Dailymotion

: Her final Tamil appearance where she played the role of Kausalya Raman. Notable Movie Moments

For Reema Sen, known for her more conventional roles down South, taking on the part of Durga was a bold career move. This role marked the . She acknowledged this openly, stating, "People are telling that Gangs of Wasseypur is a big hit film for me... I have acted boldly in a bedroom scene in Gangs of Wasseypur ".

Reema has received several nominations for her performances, including a nomination for Best Actress at the Tamil Filmfare Awards.