Reema Sampat
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Behind a familiar face there is Reema Sampat, an actress whose work belongs mainly to serialized storytelling. She has kept working through 13 years of the trade. The role of Shruti Chambal in 'Orange Is the New Black' is the one that sticks. She turns up in 'I Am Michael' as well.
Reema Sampat
8 Movies
2 Series
Behind a familiar face there is Reema Sampat, an actress whose work belongs mainly to serialized storytelling. She has kept working through 13 years of the trade. The role of Shruti Chambal in 'Orange Is the New Black' is the one that sticks. She turns up in 'I Am Michael' as well.
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Crescent City
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Crescent City
Elena Sutter
2024
Film
Blow Up My Life
Priya Prasad
2023
Film
The Man Behind the Camera
Deborah
2021
Film
Sleepaway Slasher
Mariana
2020
Film
The Accident
Veronica
2017
Film
Marvel's Jessica Jones
Teaser Date · 1 episode
2015–
TV
I Am Michael
Liberty Student 2
2015
Film
Reclaim
Interpreter
2014
Film
Orange Is the New Black
Shruti Chambal · 11 episodes
2013–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Reema Sampat and where are they from?
Reema Sampat is 39 years old, born on August 27, 1987 in Sugar Land - Texas - USA.
What are the most famous roles of Reema Sampat?
Reema Sampat is best known for roles in I Am Michael, Reclaim, Crescent City.
How many movies has Reema Sampat been in?
Over a 13-year career (since 2013), Reema Sampat has appeared in 8 movies and 2 TV shows.
What was Reema Sampat's first movie?
The career of Reema Sampat began with 200 Cartas (2013).
What is Reema Sampat's most recent movie or series?
Reema Sampat's most recent release is Crescent City, which premiered on August 16, 2024.
What TV shows has Reema Sampat appeared in?
On television, Reema Sampat has appeared in Orange Is the New Black, Marvel's Jessica Jones, The X Change Rate.
Reema Sampat
1987-08-27 · Sugar Land - Texas - USA
Reema Sampat is an Indian American actress and producer best known as 'Shruti Chambal' on Netflix's "Orange is the New Black," as well as films that have premiered at both Sundance and SXSW. She is an active advocate for the cat population of San Juan via her non-profit Save A Gato.