The film had turned to be one of the highest grossing films of the year, and was a commercial hit at the box-office, further helping Kiran’s career. Later that year, she then was cast as Banu in the film Aandhi-Toofan, along Hema Malini and the late Shashi Kapoor. In spite of the film being a box-office failure, it helped Kiran show her versatility. She was cast in the lead role in the Tamil language film Bandham, along Sivaji Ganesan.
In the next year, Kiran had made guest and cameo appearances in a few films, including Andar Baahar, in which she’d worked with Danny Denzongpa and Kim once again. Uryangalil turned to be a critical box-office hit, and was declared a cult classic and a superhit film. With Chakkarayumma being a commercial disappointment along with a number of her films previously flopping, Kiran’s career began to fluctuate. The film was her second time she starred in a Malayalam film, with her starring in the film Chakkarayumma earlier that year. In 1984, she starred in the Malayalam film Uyarangalil as Devi Menon, starring alongside Mohanlal, Nedumudi Venu, and Rahman. Kiran continued to work in films, hitting mainly average grossers and failures.
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The year before, she'd starred in Kannada-film Sahasa Simha, her first movie to be in a language other than Hindi. In the same year, she had also starred in the feature-film Karate as Geeta, working again alongside Mithun, and in the feature-film Lalach. In spite of the credible cast, the film was a box-office bomb, but became popular later for its songs. She’d once again worked with Mithun Chakraborty and Zeenat Aman, and worked with the actress Kim and the actor Danny Denzongpa. Kiran later starred in the Bollywood-action film Hum Se Hai Zamana in 1983 as Chutki, the heroine to Amjad Khan.
The films were reported both as successful hits at the box-office, further boosting Kiran's credibility and career. She also made her first guest appearance as a dancer in the film Morchha, in the popular song "Ab Ki Baras." In 1981, Kiran then played the heroine to Mithun Chakraborty in the spy-thriller film Wardaat, and in the Bollywood-film Hum Se Badkar Kaun. In contrast to the success of her previous films, Saboot turned to underperform at the box-office, grossing merely ₹1.2 crore. She also appeared in the Ramsay Brothers horror film Saboot in the same year, as Kaajal. The film turned to be a commercial success, turning to be the eighth highest grossing film of its year. She’d soon began to get more movie offers, and in 1980 starred as the lead role in Maang Bharo Sajana as Geeta Sinha, the heroine to Jeetendra, who played a double role, and starred alongside Rekha and Moushumi Chatterjee. įollowing the success of the film, Kiran had then pursued her career and continued acting. The role shot Kiran to stardom, marking her official debut in the film industry, with her receiving much fame. It was marked as a classic film, and gained a cult following. The film ended up to be a major box-office success, hitting the third highest-grossing movie of the year. She also worked with actors and actresses Amjad Khan and Zeenat Aman. Kiran made her film debut in 1977, when she was chosen by director Nasir Hussain to play the lead in his romantic comedy Hum Kisise Kum Naheen as Kajal Kisharina, the heroine of Rishi Kapoor (later in the film, as the heroine of Tariq). Joseph's High School, where she mainly studied physics and biology, following her original dream to become a doctor. Kiran was born and raised in Mumbai, to a middle class Marathi family.
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