Urvashi Malayalam Actress Biography
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Urvashi is a famous South Indian actress. She has played in a number of films in Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada. She is the sister of actresses Kalaranjini and Kalpana. She is one of the most loved heroines of the Malayalam film industry, playing some of the most unforgettable characters during the 1980s and 1990s.
She fell in love with popular actor Manoj K Jayan and both married in 2000. On Oct. 11, 2007 it was reported that actress Urvashi had obtained mutual separation from her husband. The couple developed difference of opinion recently and filed for divorce at a court in Chennai. The couple got separated on Wednesday by a court order. According to Manoj, "My parents are taking care of our daughter and I hope that she would stay with me and pursue her studies."
She started acting films during the 1980's. "Munthanai Mudichchu"(Tamil; 1983) directed by K.Bhagyaraj was her first film. "Ethirppukal" (Malayalam; 1984) was one of her earlier films in Malayalam. During the peak of her career, she starred in M. P. Sukumaran Nair's award-winning film 'Kazhakam' in 1995, without taking a single penny as remuneration. She was awarded Best Actress for this role.
She made her debut in Tamil films with Mundhanai Mudichu (1983) with Bhagyaraj. The movie was a big hit and made Urvashi a sought after actress in all the South Indian languages. Urvashi has also acted in many Kannada movies with all top heroes like Dr. Rajkumar, Vishnuvardhan, Ravichandran and Ramesh Aravind. Her latest Kannada movie Raama Shaama Bhaama (2005) with Ramesh Arvind and Kamal Hassan was a crowd puller and her performance was well appreciated by critics and audience.
Urvashi was also seen as the host of the game show Thanga Vettai aired on Sun TV. She served as the host for the show for a very short time preceded by Ramya Krishnan and succeeded by Kanika Subramaniam.
Urvashi(Kavitha Ranjini)was born in Trivandrum, Kerala to actor Chavara V. P. Nair and Vijayalakshmi. Her sisters, Kalaranjini and Kalpana, are also acclaimed actresses. She fell in love with Manoj K. Jayan and married him in 2000. On 11 October 2008 it was reported that Urvashi had obtained mutual separation from her husband. The couple developed difference of opinion and filed for divorce at a court in Chennai. Later, they were separated by a court order. These distortions may be truer at a deeper level because they reveal and hide our own cultural schizophrenia. Our films enthral and exasperate us. The enthralment comes from the desire to see ourselves as we want to be and the exasperation arises precisely because desire outstrips achievement. We have taken a western invention that's hugely dependent on fast-changing technology and made it our own as we have with cricket and the English language. We pour our artistic aspirations into a hybrid form and expect this mutant to validate the rightness of our cultural expression and collective choices. In short, we demand that our films endorse the A to Z of existence—from the screen idols we worship, to the songs we hum, to our reading of history, the way we fall in love and mourn our dead, our family values and the leaders we elect. Perhaps no other cinema in the world has so many extra-cinematic demands made on it. Hollywood invented genres and rolled them off the studio-belt with assembly-line efficiency to be marketed at home and abroad as unofficial carriers of the American Dream.
Their only daughter Kunjatta is now living with Manoj K. Jayan. Kavitha Ranjini, better known by her stage name Urvashi is an Indian film actress and producer. She was a prominent lead actress during the 1980s and 1990s in Malayalam, Tamil, Kannada, and Telugu films. She has dubbed in her own voice in all these languages. And she produced the film Pidakkozhi Koovunna Noottandu (1994). She won the National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in Achuvinte Amma (2005).
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Urvashi Malayalam Actress Malayalam Actress Hot Photos Without Makeup Hot Navel In Sareee Meera Jasmine Hot Shobana Hot Anumol
Urvashi Malayalam Actress Malayalam Actress Hot Photos Without Makeup Hot Navel In Sareee Meera Jasmine Hot Shobana Hot Anumol
Urvashi Malayalam Actress Malayalam Actress Hot Photos Without Makeup Hot Navel In Sareee Meera Jasmine Hot Shobana Hot Anumol
Urvashi Malayalam Actress Malayalam Actress Hot Photos Without Makeup Hot Navel In Sareee Meera Jasmine Hot Shobana Hot Anumol
Urvashi Malayalam Actress Malayalam Actress Hot Photos Without Makeup Hot Navel In Sareee Meera Jasmine Hot Shobana Hot Anumol
Urvashi Malayalam Actress Malayalam Actress Hot Photos Without Makeup Hot Navel In Sareee Meera Jasmine Hot Shobana Hot Anumol
Urvashi Malayalam Actress Malayalam Actress Hot Photos Without Makeup Hot Navel In Sareee Meera Jasmine Hot Shobana Hot Anumol
Urvashi Malayalam Actress Malayalam Actress Hot Photos Without Makeup Hot Navel In Sareee Meera Jasmine Hot Shobana Hot Anumol
Urvashi Malayalam Actress Malayalam Actress Hot Photos Without Makeup Hot Navel In Sareee Meera Jasmine Hot Shobana Hot Anumol
Urvashi Malayalam Actress Malayalam Actress Hot Photos Without Makeup Hot Navel In Sareee Meera Jasmine Hot Shobana Hot Anumol
She fell in love with popular actor Manoj K Jayan and both married in 2000. On Oct. 11, 2007 it was reported that actress Urvashi had obtained mutual separation from her husband. The couple developed difference of opinion recently and filed for divorce at a court in Chennai. The couple got separated on Wednesday by a court order. According to Manoj, "My parents are taking care of our daughter and I hope that she would stay with me and pursue her studies."
She started acting films during the 1980's. "Munthanai Mudichchu"(Tamil; 1983) directed by K.Bhagyaraj was her first film. "Ethirppukal" (Malayalam; 1984) was one of her earlier films in Malayalam. During the peak of her career, she starred in M. P. Sukumaran Nair's award-winning film 'Kazhakam' in 1995, without taking a single penny as remuneration. She was awarded Best Actress for this role.
She made her debut in Tamil films with Mundhanai Mudichu (1983) with Bhagyaraj. The movie was a big hit and made Urvashi a sought after actress in all the South Indian languages. Urvashi has also acted in many Kannada movies with all top heroes like Dr. Rajkumar, Vishnuvardhan, Ravichandran and Ramesh Aravind. Her latest Kannada movie Raama Shaama Bhaama (2005) with Ramesh Arvind and Kamal Hassan was a crowd puller and her performance was well appreciated by critics and audience.
Urvashi was also seen as the host of the game show Thanga Vettai aired on Sun TV. She served as the host for the show for a very short time preceded by Ramya Krishnan and succeeded by Kanika Subramaniam.
Urvashi(Kavitha Ranjini)was born in Trivandrum, Kerala to actor Chavara V. P. Nair and Vijayalakshmi. Her sisters, Kalaranjini and Kalpana, are also acclaimed actresses. She fell in love with Manoj K. Jayan and married him in 2000. On 11 October 2008 it was reported that Urvashi had obtained mutual separation from her husband. The couple developed difference of opinion and filed for divorce at a court in Chennai. Later, they were separated by a court order. These distortions may be truer at a deeper level because they reveal and hide our own cultural schizophrenia. Our films enthral and exasperate us. The enthralment comes from the desire to see ourselves as we want to be and the exasperation arises precisely because desire outstrips achievement. We have taken a western invention that's hugely dependent on fast-changing technology and made it our own as we have with cricket and the English language. We pour our artistic aspirations into a hybrid form and expect this mutant to validate the rightness of our cultural expression and collective choices. In short, we demand that our films endorse the A to Z of existence—from the screen idols we worship, to the songs we hum, to our reading of history, the way we fall in love and mourn our dead, our family values and the leaders we elect. Perhaps no other cinema in the world has so many extra-cinematic demands made on it. Hollywood invented genres and rolled them off the studio-belt with assembly-line efficiency to be marketed at home and abroad as unofficial carriers of the American Dream.
Their only daughter Kunjatta is now living with Manoj K. Jayan. Kavitha Ranjini, better known by her stage name Urvashi is an Indian film actress and producer. She was a prominent lead actress during the 1980s and 1990s in Malayalam, Tamil, Kannada, and Telugu films. She has dubbed in her own voice in all these languages. And she produced the film Pidakkozhi Koovunna Noottandu (1994). She won the National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in Achuvinte Amma (2005).
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