Shylaja Chetlur

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Shylaja Chetlur
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Occupations
  • Actress
  • Director
  • Producer
  • Entrepreneur

Shylaja Chetlur is an Indian television, films & theatre actress and an entrepreneur. [1] [2] [3] [4]

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Television

YearTitleChannel
1999Master Mayavi Sun TV (India)
1999Sarthagam Asianet (TV channel)
1999Oonjal Star Vijay
2000Guesthouse DD Podhigai
2001 Marmadesam – Edhuvum Nadakkum Raj TV
2002–2004 Rudhra Veenai Sun TV (India)
2002–2006Cinema Karam Coffee Star Vijay
2006–2008 Kana Kaanum Kaalangal Star Vijay
2003 Sahana Jaya TV
2007 Lakshmi Sun TV (India)
2009Vasantham Sun TV (India)
2009Arase Sun TV (India)

Movies

YearTitle
2010 Enthiran
2017 Ticket (2017 film)
2021 Ainthu Unarvugal

Web Series

YearTitleChannel
2018What's Up Velakkari ZEE5

Other works

She is the Founder & Managing Trustee of the not-for-profit Cinema Rendezvous Trust showcasing & discussing World Cinemas of substance to promote cross-cultural understanding. [5] [6] The trust's objective is to create awareness about Cinema as a social tool. [7] [8] It had instituted the Bala Kailasam Memorial Award (BKMA) since 2015, an annual recognition with a cash prize, for national level excellence in documentary filmmaking having a social impact. [9]

Shylaar Production is her production house that produces corporate films, documentaries and Public Service Announcement films. [10] She co-promoted a contemporary art gallery – Art & Soul promoting visual artists, holding several exhibitions from 2010 to 2013. [11] [12] Wanderlust, the travel lounge she operates in Hotel Savera, is involved in conducting heritage & temple tours. [13]

She is a regular speaker & moderator on talks about women affairs, entertainment & entrepreneurship. [14] She was an executive committee member of the Chennai International Film Festival [15] [16] [17] [18] She is also a member of Andhra Chamber of Commerce, South Indian film Chamber of Commerce, The Duchess Club & Hindustan chamber of commerce. . [19]

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