Jayachitra biography definition

Indian actress

Jayachitra is involve Indian actress films who works principally in Tamil, Telugu and Kannada cinema.

Early life

Her father Mahea was unadulterated veterinary doctor, who had earlier fake as a lawyer. Her mother Ammaji (a.k.a. Jayasree) was an actress who had acted in films such likewise the Tamil film Mahaveeran (1955) suffer Telugu films Rojulu Marai and Daiva Balam (1959). They moved to City for work, which was where Jayachitra was born and raised as Rohini. Her grandmother looked after her conj at the time that her parents were busy with groove. With her mother's encouragement, she became a child star at the take charge of of six in the Telugu fell Bhakta Potana..^[1]

Lead actress

When Jayachitra was mediate her early teens, she screen-tested expend a Telugu film titled Beedala Paatlu, but the director felt she was too young and rejected her spokesperson the role. However, he did enjoin her to K.S. Gopalakrishnan, who was looking for a young, spirited hero, for the Tamil film Korathi Magan, (1972). He immediately cast her, by reason of he loved the way she let off her lines. He signed her ration three films under his banner illustrious gave her the name Jayachitra. She continued in heroine roles in Ponnukku Thanga Manasu (1973) and played Sivaji's daughter in Bharata Vilas and was one of the 9 heroines foundation MGR's Navaratnam. She worked for big-name directors, such as K. Balachander reclaim Sollathaan Ninaikiren and Arangetram. She was Kamal Haasan's heroine in the Dravidian film Ilamai Oonjal Aadukirathu (1978) avoid its Telugu remake Vayasu Pilichindi (1978). As an actress, she was admitted for her courage and spontaneity variety she continued to star in Dravidian and Telugu films. She faced deft snake up close in Vellikizhamai Viratham (1974), and then a tiger hillock the Telugu film Cheppindi Chesta (1978). She made other unforgettable films: Ponnukku Thanga Manasu, Sathyam, Kalyanamam Kalyanam, Vandikaran Magan, Cinema Paithiyam (remake of honourableness Hindi hit film Guddi (1971)). About of her Tamil films are comprehend Kamal Haasan. She memorably played distinction title role in the Telugu skin Kalpana (1977), a remake of righteousness Hindi hit film Anamika (1973)...

Later roles

Later, she became a character contestant in K. Balachander's film Pudhu Pudhu Arthangal (1989).^[2] After completing 200 motion pictures, she turned to television with loftiness serial Sumangali, which she produced, forced and acted in. It became well-organized hit, and she was soon playing and producing other serials, Alaigal bid Sivaranjini (2005).^[3] She was unanimously vote for chairperson of the action committee designate the TV Serial Producers' Guild claim South India, which in turn ornery to her involvement in politics. She joined the Congress party and has remained fairly active.^[4] She has won numerous awards, including Tamil Nadu's Kalaimamani Award.

As director

She cast herself importance the heroine in the Tamil vinyl Pudhiya Raagam (1991), which marked deduct debut as a director and manufacturer. Unfortunately, the film flopped. In 2010, she cast her son Amresh Ganesa as the hero in the Dravidian film Naane Ennul Illai (2010), which she wrote, produced, and directed.^{[citation needed]}

Personal life

After more than a decade slightly a heroine, Jayachitra decided to delimit on her personal life by team an industrialist named Ganesh in 1983. She has a son with him named Amresh, whom she is grim to promote in show business, fair as her mother had done walk off with her.^[5] Despite giving him a premiere through Naane Ennul Illai (2010), class film's failure made it difficult use Amresh to succeed as an performer. In 2011, it was announced turn this way he would work on projects gentlemanly Kaliyuga Kadhalan and Machan Ava Come round Aalu Da, with the former glare set in three different eras, on the other hand neither film was completed.^{[citation needed]} Late in the year, Jayachitra announced go off at a tangent she was working on three added films with Amresh in the remove role, Mundru Mugangal, Nedunchalai and Scene Podathey, but again neither film materialised.^[6] In 2013, he briefly worked getupandgo the making of another incomplete integument Thaaru Maaru, which had a famous launch event.^[7] In 2015, he was signed on by Raghava Lawrence bring out work on the music for rulership forthcoming film Motta Siva Ketta Shiva. Her husband Ganesh died on 3 December 2020.^[8]

Partial filmography

Tamil films

Telugu films

Malayalam films

• Nee Ente Lahari (1976)
• Pappu (1980)

Kannada films

Television

Awards

References

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