Vidya Sinha Net Worth

Vidya Sinha net worth is
$16 Million

Vidya Sinha Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family

Vidya Sinha (born 15 November 1947, Mumbai) is an Indian actress who has acted in Bollywood films, most known for Rajnigandha (1974) and Chhoti Si Baat (1975).

Net Worth	$16 Million
Date Of Birth	November 15, 1947
Place Of Birth	Mumbai, Maharahstra, India
Profession	Actress, Miscellaneous Crew
Spouse	Venkateshwaran Iyer, Netaji Bhimrao Salunkhe
Children	Jhanvi, Jahnavi
Nicknames	Vidya Sinha, Sinha, Vidya
Star Sign	Scorpio

#	Quote
1	Her shock over nudity in Hindi films: "In our times we too had romantic scenes but they were dealt with with a lot of sensitivity, but some of today's films are so bold that they can't be seen with our family and kids."
2	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."

#	Fact
1	Granddaughter of director Mohan Sinha.
2	Daughter of Producer Pratap A. Rana.
3	It was his dream to work with Rajesh Khanna. The dream came true after his debut film was a super-hit and he was offered the chance to star opposite him in Karm.
4	In 2004, she took part in another television serial, "Kavyanjali," and she was thrilled that her work schedule still allowed her to spend time with her teenage daughter, Jhanvi.
5	Her personal favorite films are "Choti Si Baat" (1976) and B.R. Chopra's comedy "Pati, Patni, Aur Woh" (1977), co-starring a frequent leading man Sanjeev Kumar, whom she has stated is her favorite hero.
6	After starring in Basu Chatterjee's hit comedy "Choti Si Baat" (1976) alongside co-star Amol Palekar, she was approached by the legendary Raj Kapoor for "Satyam Shivam Sundaram" (1976), but she turned it down because of the body exposure involved, and the role went to Zeenat Aman, who had no problem exhibiting her scantily clad body.
7	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.

Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
Dilphire	post-production	Dadi
Ishq Ka Rang Safed	2015	TV Series	Sushma Tripathi
Qubool Hai	2012	TV Series	Badi Bi (2012-2014)
Haar Jeet	2011	TV Series	Sahil's Daadi Maa
Bodyguard	2011	Mrs. Rana (as Vidhya Sinha)
Malik Ek	2010	Vishnu's Mother
Bad Boys	2003
Bharat Bhagya Vidhata	2002	Shabbir's mom
Ardhangini	1996	TV Series
Great Target	1991
Hiraasat	1987	Appearance in movie clip
Jeeva	1986
Krishna-Krishna	1986	Rani Rukmini
Maa Ki Saugandh	1986
Kirayadar	1986	Mrs. Laxmi Abhyankar
Bijli	1986	Woman who gets mistaken for Manik
Qaidi	1984	Sita
Dhokebaaz	1984
Raakh Aur Chingari	1982
Adhura Aadmi	1982
Josh	1981
Love Story	1981	Suman Dogra
Nai Imarat	1981
Plot No. 5	1981
Bambai Ka Maharaja	1980
Pyaara Dushman	1980
Swayamvar	1980	Shanti Bhargav
Saboot	1980	Asha
Jeena Yahan	1979	Guest Appearance
Magroor	1979	Anju
Meera	1979	Krishna Rathod
Atmaram	1979
Atithee	1978	Meena / Martha
Tumhare Liye	1978	Gauri
Safed Jhoot	1978	Kamla Gulati
Pati Patni Aur Woh	1978	Sharda Chhadha
Sone Ka Dil Lohe Ke Haath	1978	Parvati
Tyaag Patra	1978
Udeekan	1978
Chaalu Mera Naam	1977	Dolly
Inkaar	1977	Geeta Choudhury
Karm	1977	Asha Shastri / Sadhana
Kitaab	1977	Mrs. Komal Gupta
Mukti	1977/I	Seema K. Sharma
Jeevan Mukt	1977
Mamta	1977
Mera Jiwan	1976
Chhoti Si Baat	1975	Prabha Narayan
Hawas	1974	Vidya Kumar
Raja Kaka	1974
Rajnigandha	1974	Deepa Kapoor
Kanchenjungha	1962	as Vidya Singh