Soundarya filmography

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Soundarya was an Indian actress who worked predominantly in Telugu films in addition to Kannada and Tamil films. [1] She made her film debut through the Kannada film Gandharva (1992). [2] The following year, she debuted in Telugu and Tamil with the films Manavarali Pelli and Ponnumani respectively. [1] [2] She received critical acclaim for her role in the latter. [3] Between 1993 & 1994, she appeared in several commercially successful Telugu films, notably Rajendrudu Gajendrudu , Mayalodu , Number One and Hello Brother . [1] However, she had her career breakthrough with Ammoru (1995), a film which garnered her the Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu. [4] In 1996, she featured in the highly successful film Pavitra Bandham and won the Nandi Award for Best Actress. [4] The success of these films established her as the leading actress of Telugu cinema. [5] She achieved further success with films like Pelli Chesukundam , Choodalani Vundi , Dongaata and Arunachalam , the latter being her first venture with Rajinikanth. [5] [6]

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Her portrayal of an NRI woman falling prey to the extreme abuse by her father-in-law in the film Anthahpuram (1998) was highly applauded by critics. [4] She won several accolades, including her second Filmfare Best Actress award and the Nandi Special Jury Award. [4] [7] In 1999, she featured in the romantic drama Raja , which earned her the third Filmfare Best Actress award as well as the Industry Hit film Padayappa . [8] [9] The same year, she appeared opposite Amitabh Bachchan in the film Sooryavansham , her first and only venture in Bollywood. [7] Her career saw a further rise with films like Annayya , Ninne Premistha , Azad , 9 Nelalu and Eduruleni Manishi, which garnered her positive reviews. [10] In 2002, she acted as the protagonist and co-produced the film Dweepa , which won numerous accolades including two National Film Awards. [11] Swetha Naagu became her last release while being alive; it was her 100th film. [12] Post her death, Shiva Shankar and Apthamitra marked her posthumous releases. [13] [14] She was also awarded the Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Kannada for Apthamitra posthumously.[ citation needed ]

Films

List of Telugu films acted by Soundarya
YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1993Manavarali PelliSoundarya [2]
Rajendrudu Gajendrudu Alaka [2]
Mayalodu Siri [2]
Inspector JhansiJhansi
Mayadari MosagaduLatha
Asalae Pellaina VanniManga
Donga AlluduLatha
Anna ChelleluSeetha
UrmilaSunitha
1994 Number One Chitra [2]
Hello Brother Ooha [15]
Allari Premikudu Jhansi
Super Police Bharati
Maa Voori Maaraju Sathyavathi [16]
Madam Soundarya
Top Hero Chitra [2]
Raithu BharatamRadha [2]
1995 Amma Donga Kumari Padmapriya [16]
Chilakapachcha Kaapuram Sathyavathi [16]
Raja Simham Sundari [16]
Pedarayudu Bharathi [17]
Bhale Bullodu Radha [16]
Amma Naa KodalaNeelima [16]
VetagaduPriya [16]
Balaraju Bangaru PellamVidehi [16]
Mayadari Kutumbam— [16]
Maya BazaarHerself [16]
Ammoru Bhavani Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu [4]
[18]
Rikshavodu Narasakka [19]
1996Puttinti GowravamJyothi [16]
Ramudochadu Sundaralakshmi [2]
Intlo Illalu Vantintlo Priyuralu Seetha [20]
JagadekaveeruduSoundaya [16]
Prema PranayamSudha [16]
Pavitra Bandham RadhaNominated — Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu [21]
[4]
Maa Inti AdapaduchuJanaki [16]
1997 Dongaata SubbalakshmiNominated — Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu [5]
Pelli Chesukundam Shanti [22]
Priyaragalu Priya [2]
Aaro Pranam Aakanksha [5]
Taraka Ramudu Taraka [16]
Ma Ayana BangaramVennela/Shruthi [lower-alpha 1] [5]
Oosi Naa MaradalaKanchana Mala [5]
1998 Pelli Peetalu Anjali [16]
Raayudu Madhavi [16]
Choodalani Vundi Padmavati [23]
Sri Ramulayya Seethamma [16]
Suryudu Prameela [16]
Subhavartha Meghana [24]
Anthahpuram Bhanumati Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu [25]
[4]
Eshwar Allah— [16]
ThambulaluSeetha [16]
1999 Raja Anjali Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu [8]
Premaku Velayera Madhavi/Malati [lower-alpha 1] [26]
ArundhatiArundhati [16]
Anaganaga Oka Ammai Sandhya [27]
Manavudu DanavuduRatna [16]
2000 Annayya MahalakshmiNominated — Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu [28]
Ravanna Sirisha [29]
Postman Archana [30]
9 Nelalu Savitri [31]
Moodu Mukkalaata Shravani [32]
Sardukupodaam Randi Radha Rani [33]
Ninne Premistha Meghamala [34]
Azad Anjali [35]
Jayam Manadera Uma [36]
2001 Devi Putrudu Karuna [37]
Eduruleni Manishi Vasundhara [38]
Kalisi Naduddam Vijaya [39]
Sri Manjunatha
Naa Manasistha Raa Nandini [40]
Adhipathi Jagan's fiancée [41]
2002 Kondaveeti Simhasanam Chitti [42]
Premaku Swagatham Lahari [43]
Gelupu— [44]
2003 Seetayya Seetha [45]
Prema Donga—
2004 Swetha Naagu Madhumati [46]
[12]
Shiva Shankar Padma [13]
2020Narthanasala Draupadi Posthumous release (shelved by actor-director, Nandamuri Balakrishna) [47]
[48]

Other languages

YearTitleRoleLanguageNotesRef.
1992GandharvaSudha Kannada Debut film [2]
Nanna ThangiMadhuriKannada [49]
Baa Nanna Preethisu AshaKannada [49]
Rajadhi Raja ShakuntalaKannada [49]
1993 Ponnumani Chintamani Tamil Tamil Debut [3]
[50]
Vijaya KranthiLuckyKannada [51]
[49]
1994Thooguve KrishnanaMeenaKannada [52]
[49]
1995 Muthu Kaalai PoonjolaiTamil [53]
Dear Son Maruthu RaniTamil [54]
1996 Sipayi ShanthiKannada [55]
[49]
Senathipathi AishwaryaTamil [56]
1997 Arunachalam VedhavalliTamil [57]
[58]
1998 Kaathala Kaathala SundariTamil [59]
[60]
Doni Sagali KshamaKannada [61]
1999 Mannavaru Chinnavaru MeghanaTamilpartially reshot version of Subhavartha [62]
AryabhataBharatiKannada [63]
Padayappa VasundharaTamil [64]
[9]
Naanu Nanna Hendthiru SeethaKannada [49]
Sooryavansham Radha Hindi Hindi debut [65]
[66]
2000Naga DevatheGoddess NagammaKannada [67]
2001 Sri Manjunatha KatyayaniKannada [68]
Thavasi PriyadharshiniTamilNominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil [69]
[70]
2002 Ivan DheetchanyaTamilNominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil [71]
[72]
Dweepa NagiKannadaAlso producer; Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Kannada [11]
[73]
Yathrakarude Sradhakku Jyothi Malayalam Malayalam debut [74]
2003 Chokka Thangam PavalamTamil [75]
Kilichundan Mampazham AaminaMalayalam [76]
[77]
VijayadashamiGoddess BhuvaneshwariKannada [78]
Sri RenukadeviRenuka DeviKannada [79]
[2]
2004 Swetha Nagara MadhumatiKannada [12]
Apthamitra Ganga / Nagavalli [lower-alpha 2] KannadaFilmfare Award for Best Actress – Kannada [80]
[81]
2008 Navashakthi Vaibhava Goddess Renukadevi Kannada Posthumous release (using archive footage)

Television

YearTitleLanguageNotesRef.
1998GruhabhangaKannadaProducer; TV Series based on S. L. Bhyrappa's novel of the same name. [2]

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 Soundarya played a single character with two or more names.
  2. ↑ Soundarya played dual roles.

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