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Actress Sheeba to sizzle the silver screen after 15 years

Actress Sheeba is back in showbiz. After making her debut on the small screen with the Sony Entertainment Television’s suspense thriller show, Haasil, the actress is now gearing up to make her big screen comeback with an upcoming film, Winds. The project is being helmed by Hari Singh and also stars seasoned actor Kiran Kumar in a pivotal role.

Sheeba was last seen on the silver screen in the Vivek Oberoi and Diya Mirza starrer Dum in 2003. After the release of the film, she took a break from Bollywood and busied herself in taking care of her family. She, after a gap of almost 15 years, recently appeared the TV series Haasil where she was praised for her performance.


Sheeba has been part of films like Yeh Aag Kab Bujhegi, Suryavanshi, Hum Hain Kamal Ke, and Ghaath.

We wish luck to the actress for her new film, Winds.

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