Reena Siddiqui

Reena Siddiqui is a Pakistani T.V. and Film actress. She was born on 7th June 1976 in Lahore, Pakistan. She then shifted to Karachi with her family, where she was raised and where she gained her primary education. She could not complete the graduation that she always wanted to do in B.A. It was because of certain projects that she got stuck with. Reena Siddiqui has four sisters, including her and two brothers. She is the third child of her parents.

Reena Siddiqui got married on 1st June 2002 to Mudassar Hafees. Her husband was a business personality, and he died in Pakistan due to a stroke on 26th February 2019. He went to Pakistan to see his mother, who was already ill at that time. Reena Siddiqui has given birth to two sons. Her elder son was born in 2005, and his name is Hafeez. Her second child was born in 2008, and his name is Haris Hafeez. Reena Siddiqui received her first project as a replacement artist. There at the show, one person was less than required, and she was in extras. She got her first project, and from there, she started getting her showbiz projects or projects in the film industry. She officially began her career with theatres. After she got serious about her career, she began working for Pakistani drama.

She acted in the famous drama of 1993 in which she portrayed the role of Naurina. The Naurina Drama is around 28 to 30 years old. The drama became so famous that she is still known by that same character name in the drama. The other shows/films for which she worked include Hamsafar, Khala, Patthar, Maseed, etc. Reena Siddiqui has majorly worked for theatres. At the theatre, she has worked on dramas like Sava Ser, Roop Tera Behroop, Beja Cycle Te, Ghar Aai Parjai, etc. Reena Siddiqui also worked for films. The names of such films include Duppatta Jal Raha Hai, Suhagrat, and others. She is known to be living in the U.K. with her family, including her two sons. She says that she still gets various offers from the film and television industry, but she wants to focus on her family first.