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This actor was in major 2000s hits like Golmaal and Dhoom, but left it all behind for real estate; take a look

Once a 2000s Bollywood favourite, actor Rimi Sen has traded film sets for Dubai’s booming real estate scene. Here’s what led to the shift

Published on: Jan 21, 2026, 12:47:13 IST
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Remember Rimi Sen — the actor who lit up the screen in early 2000s hits like Hungama (2003), Dhoom (2004), Golmaal (2006), and Phir Hera Pheri (2006)? Once one of Bollywood’s most familiar faces, even making her Bigg Boss debut in 2015, Rimi has now taken a completely different path. The former actor, who stepped away from films over a decade ago, has built a new career in real estate in Dubai.

Rimi Sen
Rimi Sen

From film sets to real estate deals

Rimi, who starred alongside Aamir Khan, Salman Khan, and Ajay Devgn in her prime, was everywhere at one point — in films, brand campaigns, and TV commercials. But by the late 2000s, her presence in cinema began to fade, and she eventually moved away from acting altogether.

Rimi briefly returned to headlines two years ago when her photos resurfaced on social media, sparking rumours that she had undergone plastic surgery. She clarified in an old interview with Hindustan Times, “If people feel that I have had plastic surgery, and if they feel that in a good way, then it’s very good for me. Without even getting plastic surgery done, people are still talking. I have only had fillers, botox, and PRP treatment done, nothing else.”

She added that she may consider surgery in the future, saying, “One shouldn’t need to get plastic surgery done unless someone is on the run after committing a crime! I too want to get it done, but I will think about it after I cross the age of 50. For now, these treatments are sufficient.”

Rimi’s last appearance on screen was in 2011 in Tigmanshu Dhulia’s Shagird. Now, she seems content charting a new course, swapping film sets for skyscrapers.

 
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Aadrika Sominder

Aadrika Sominder is a writer, but foremost an avid reader. With an unwavering commitment to the craft, she is convinced that there is nothing else she was meant to do with her life. Beyond the world of words, her hobbies include snacking and taking long trips.

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