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Sumalatha

May 05, 2024

Sumalatha (born 27 August 1963) is an Indian actress, politician who is the current Member of Parliament in the Lok Sabha from Mandya, Karnataka. She has acted in more than 220 films in Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil and Hindi. She gained popularity in Telugu cinema and Malayalam cinema and later married Kannada actor-politician Ambareesh and has a son Abhishek Gowda.

Sumalatha
Sumalatha in 2019
Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha
Assumed office
23 May 2019
Preceded byL. R. Shivarame Gowda
ConstituencyMandya
Personal details
Born (1963-08-27) 27 August 1963 (age 60)[1]
Madras, Madras State, India
Political partyBharatiya Janata Party
Spouse
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(m. 1991; died 2018)​
ChildrenAbhishek Gowda
Occupation
  • Actress
  • Politician

In March 2019, Sumalatha announced that she would seek election for Lok Sabha from Mandya constituency of Karnataka as an independent candidate. On 23 May 2019, Sumalatha won against Nikhil Kumaraswamy by a margin of more than 1.25 lakh votes in the Lok Sabha election.[2]

Sumalatha received honorary doctorate from United Technological Research University of America on 20 January 2024 in Hyderabad.[3]

Sumalatha Received Honorary Doctorate from United Technological Research University of America

Career edit

 
Sumalatha during 60th Filmfare Awards South in 2013

Sumalatha did her schooling at St. Joseph's Convent School, Brodipet, Guntur.[4] She began acting at age 15, after winning an Andhra Pradesh beauty contest in 1979. After her pictures began circulating in the magazines, film producer D. Ramanaidu expressed interest in casting her in his film and offered her a signining amount of ₹1,001 in 1979.[5] However, she made her film debut in Tamil with Thisai Maariya Paravaigal (1979). She was named the Best New Face following the film. Her Kannada entry was through Ravichandra opposite to Rajkumar. She entered Telugu through Samajaniki Saval (1979), and Malayalam through Moorkhan (1980). She appeared in films in many languages Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu early in her career. She was Rajinikanth's second heroine besides Rati Agnihotri in films like Murattu Kaalai and Kazhugu. She was the heroine of legendary Malayalam actor Jayan's last film Kolilakkam (1981). In her Malayalam entry film Moorkhan, she acted as Jayan's second heroine. Her most memorable Malayalam films include Thazhvaram, Isabella, Nirakkoottu, Dhinarathrangal, Thoovanathumbikal, Parampara and New Delhi.[6] She has acted in many Kannada movies like Aahuti, Avatara Purusha, Tayi Kanasu, Karna, Hong Kong nalli Agent Amar Tayiya Hone, Kallarali Hoovagi with Ravichandra being her Kannada debut in which she acted with actor Rajkumar. Telugu is the language in which she acted the most followed by Malayalam and Kannada.

She received the best actress Nandi Award for her role in Shrutilayalu in 1987. She is a close friend of actress Suhasini Maniratnam, her co-star in a Telugu movie. The friendship between the two provided the material for a candid scene in the film, when director Kodandarami Reddy noticed Suhasini combing Sumalatha's long hair on the train journey to the film set. Reddy asked his cameraman, Ashok Reddy, to film the two and added the scene to the movie's final cut.[7]

Sumalatha reportedly speaks six languages, and has acted in five.

Personal life edit

 
Sumalatha with husband Ambareesh

Sumalatha married Kannada actor and politician Ambareesh on 8 December 1991 and their son Abhishek Gowda was born in the year 1993.[8] She starred alongside Ambareesh[citation needed] in movies like Aahuti, Avatara Purusha, Kallarali Hoovagi, New Delhi and Sri Manjunatha. Kallarali Hoovagi went on to win a National Film Award.

In an interview with TV9 Kannada, the couple revealed that they first met each other on the sets of the movie Aahuti. In the course of the interview, Sumalatha expressed that Ambareesh was extroverted and gregarious in nature where as she leaned more towards having an introverted and conscientious personality on the sets. She shared memories of Ambareesh giving her friendly advice to mingle with other co-stars in the set by involving herself in group activities; else it could lead to misunderstandings. She revealed that it was Ambareesh's bold, genuine, carefree, down to earth personality that made him memorable and attractive to her.[9][10]

On 24 November 2018 Ambareesh died due to a cardiac arrest.[11] Few days after Sumalatha shared an emotional letter addressed to late Ambareesh on 8 December 2018 the eve of their 27th marriage anniversary.[12][non-primary source needed]

On 6 July 2020 It was reported that Sumalatha tested positive for COVID-19 and placed herself in home quarantine.

Political life edit

In March 2019, Sumalatha announced that she would be contesting as an independent candidate in the 2019 Indian general election in Karnataka (Lok Sabha) from Mandya.[13] She was backed by big stars from the Kannada film industry like Darshan, Yash, Rockline Venkatesh, Doddanna.[14] Bharatiya Janata Party decided not to field a candidate in Mandya in efforts to support her. Some of the Congress Party workers supported her indirectly due to the history of traditional rivalry between JDS - Congress rivalry in Mandya which was a tricky situation for congress.[15] She won, defeating Nikhil with a margin of 128,876 votes.[16] She is the first Independent woman Member of parliament from Karnataka.[17]

Sumalatha joined BJP ahead of 2024 Lok Sabha Elections on 05 April 2024 in the presence of Former Chief Ministers B S Yediyurappa & D V Sadananda Gowda, State President B Y Vijayendra, Leader of Opposition in the state Assembly R Ashoka, national General Secretary in-charge of elections in Karnataka Radha Mohan Das Agarwal.[18][19]

Awards edit

  • Devar's Best New Face Award: Thisai Maariya Paravaigal (1979) (Tamil)
  • Special Jury Nandi award (Best Actress): Shrutilayalu (1987) (Telugu)
  • Film Fans Award for Best Actress: Shrutilayalu (1987) (Telugu)
  • Kerala Film Critics Award for Best Actress: New Delhi and Thoovanathumbikal (1987) (Malayalam)
  • Lux Award for Best Actress: New Delhi (1987) (Malayalam)
  • Film Fans Award for Best Actress: New Delhi (1987) (Hindi)
  • Kerala Film Critics Award for Best Actress: Isabella (1988) (Malayalam)[20]

Filmography edit

Malayalam edit

Telugu edit

Kannada edit

Tamil edit

Hindi edit

 
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References edit

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  2. ^ "Sumalatha Ambareesh". news18.com. 2019. Retrieved 8 October 2020.
  3. ^ Raashtra (20 January 2024). . Archived from the original on 21 January 2024. Retrieved 21 January 2024.
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  5. ^ Shivakumar, S. (27 March 2015). "On the road of flowers". The Hindu. Retrieved 23 April 2017.
  6. ^ . www.manoramaonline.com (in Malayalam). 14 August 2013. Archived from the original on 16 August 2013. Retrieved 23 July 2023.
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  11. ^ Gejji, Anil (25 November 2018). "Ambareesh death: Kannada actor, former Union minister Ambareesh died in Bengaluru hospital". The Times of India. Retrieved 7 March 2020.
  12. ^ "Sumalatha Amarnath". Retrieved 7 March 2020 – via Facebook.
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  14. ^ "It's official. Sumalatha to contest as Independent from Mandya". The Hindu. 18 March 2019. ISSN 0971-751X. Retrieved 7 March 2020.
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sumalatha, born, august, 1963, indian, actress, politician, current, member, parliament, sabha, from, mandya, karnataka, acted, more, than, films, kannada, telugu, malayalam, tamil, hindi, gained, popularity, telugu, cinema, malayalam, cinema, later, married, . Sumalatha born 27 August 1963 is an Indian actress politician who is the current Member of Parliament in the Lok Sabha from Mandya Karnataka She has acted in more than 220 films in Kannada Telugu Malayalam Tamil and Hindi She gained popularity in Telugu cinema and Malayalam cinema and later married Kannada actor politician Ambareesh and has a son Abhishek Gowda SumalathaSumalatha in 2019Member of Parliament Lok SabhaIncumbentAssumed office 23 May 2019Preceded byL R Shivarame GowdaConstituencyMandyaPersonal detailsBorn 1963 08 27 27 August 1963 age 60 1 Madras Madras State IndiaPolitical partyBharatiya Janata PartySpouseAmbareesh m 1991 died 2018 wbr ChildrenAbhishek GowdaOccupationActressPolitician In March 2019 Sumalatha announced that she would seek election for Lok Sabha from Mandya constituency of Karnataka as an independent candidate On 23 May 2019 Sumalatha won against Nikhil Kumaraswamy by a margin of more than 1 25 lakh votes in the Lok Sabha election 2 Sumalatha received honorary doctorate from United Technological Research University of America on 20 January 2024 in Hyderabad 3 Sumalatha Received Honorary Doctorate from United Technological Research University of America Contents 1 Career 2 Personal life 3 Political life 4 Awards 5 Filmography 5 1 Malayalam 5 2 Telugu 5 3 Kannada 5 4 Tamil 5 5 Hindi 6 References 7 External linksCareer edit nbsp Sumalatha during 60th Filmfare Awards South in 2013 Sumalatha did her schooling at St Joseph s Convent School Brodipet Guntur 4 She began acting at age 15 after winning an Andhra Pradesh beauty contest in 1979 After her pictures began circulating in the magazines film producer D Ramanaidu expressed interest in casting her in his film and offered her a signining amount of 1 001 in 1979 5 However she made her film debut in Tamil with Thisai Maariya Paravaigal 1979 She was named the Best New Face following the film Her Kannada entry was through Ravichandra opposite to Rajkumar She entered Telugu through Samajaniki Saval 1979 and Malayalam through Moorkhan 1980 She appeared in films in many languages Kannada Tamil Malayalam and Telugu early in her career She was Rajinikanth s second heroine besides Rati Agnihotri in films like Murattu Kaalai and Kazhugu She was the heroine of legendary Malayalam actor Jayan s last film Kolilakkam 1981 In her Malayalam entry film Moorkhan she acted as Jayan s second heroine Her most memorable Malayalam films include Thazhvaram Isabella Nirakkoottu Dhinarathrangal Thoovanathumbikal Parampara and New Delhi 6 She has acted in many Kannada movies like Aahuti Avatara Purusha Tayi Kanasu Karna Hong Kong nalli Agent Amar Tayiya Hone Kallarali Hoovagi with Ravichandra being her Kannada debut in which she acted with actor Rajkumar Telugu is the language in which she acted the most followed by Malayalam and Kannada She received the best actress Nandi Award for her role in Shrutilayalu in 1987 She is a close friend of actress Suhasini Maniratnam her co star in a Telugu movie The friendship between the two provided the material for a candid scene in the film when director Kodandarami Reddy noticed Suhasini combing Sumalatha s long hair on the train journey to the film set Reddy asked his cameraman Ashok Reddy to film the two and added the scene to the movie s final cut 7 Sumalatha reportedly speaks six languages and has acted in five Personal life edit nbsp Sumalatha with husband Ambareesh Sumalatha married Kannada actor and politician Ambareesh on 8 December 1991 and their son Abhishek Gowda was born in the year 1993 8 She starred alongside Ambareesh citation needed in movies like Aahuti Avatara Purusha Kallarali Hoovagi New Delhi and Sri Manjunatha Kallarali Hoovagi went on to win a National Film Award In an interview with TV9 Kannada the couple revealed that they first met each other on the sets of the movie Aahuti In the course of the interview Sumalatha expressed that Ambareesh was extroverted and gregarious in nature where as she leaned more towards having an introverted and conscientious personality on the sets She shared memories of Ambareesh giving her friendly advice to mingle with other co stars in the set by involving herself in group activities else it could lead to misunderstandings She revealed that it was Ambareesh s bold genuine carefree down to earth personality that made him memorable and attractive to her 9 10 On 24 November 2018 Ambareesh died due to a cardiac arrest 11 Few days after Sumalatha shared an emotional letter addressed to late Ambareesh on 8 December 2018 the eve of their 27th marriage anniversary 12 non primary source needed On 6 July 2020 It was reported that Sumalatha tested positive for COVID 19 and placed herself in home quarantine Political life editIn March 2019 Sumalatha announced that she would be contesting as an independent candidate in the 2019 Indian general election in Karnataka Lok Sabha from Mandya 13 She was backed by big stars from the Kannada film industry like Darshan Yash Rockline Venkatesh Doddanna 14 Bharatiya Janata Party decided not to field a candidate in Mandya in efforts to support her Some of the Congress Party workers supported her indirectly due to the history of traditional rivalry between JDS Congress rivalry in Mandya which was a tricky situation for congress 15 She won defeating Nikhil with a margin of 128 876 votes 16 She is the first Independent woman Member of parliament from Karnataka 17 Sumalatha joined BJP ahead of 2024 Lok Sabha Elections on 05 April 2024 in the presence of Former Chief Ministers B S Yediyurappa amp D V Sadananda Gowda State President B Y Vijayendra Leader of Opposition in the state Assembly R Ashoka national General Secretary in charge of elections in Karnataka Radha Mohan Das Agarwal 18 19 Awards editDevar s Best New Face Award Thisai Maariya Paravaigal 1979 Tamil Special Jury Nandi award Best Actress Shrutilayalu 1987 Telugu Film Fans Award for Best Actress Shrutilayalu 1987 Telugu Kerala Film Critics Award for Best Actress New Delhi and Thoovanathumbikal 1987 Malayalam Lux Award for Best Actress New Delhi 1987 Malayalam Film Fans Award for Best Actress New Delhi 1987 Hindi Kerala Film Critics Award for Best Actress Isabella 1988 Malayalam 20 Filmography editMalayalam edit Naayika 2011 as herself Archive footage Uncredited cameo Kandahar 2010 as Sumangaly Purappadu 1990 as Nalini Parampara 1990 as Meera Ee Thanutha Veluppan Kalathu 1990 as Lakshmi Haridas No 20 Madras Mail 1990 as Sr Gloria Thazhvaram 1990 as Kochootti Nair Saab 1989 as Prabha Unnikrishnante Adyathe Christmas 1988 as Sophia Dhinarathrangal 1988 as Dr Savithri David David Mr David 1988 Isabella 1988 as Isabella New Delhi 1987 as Maria Fernandez Thoovanathumbikal 1987 as Clara Shyama 1986 as Lakshmi Nirakkoottu 1985 as Mercy Idavelakku Shesham 1984 as Sindhu Alakadalinakkare 1984 as Mohan s wife Himam 1983 as Indu Chakravalam Chuvannappol 1983 as Latha Kodunkattu 1983 as Sreekala Kilukilukkam 1982 John Jaffer Janardhanan 1982 as Jeny Thadaakam 1982 as Sabira Kazhumaram 1982 as Radhika Aarambham 1982 as Santha Dheera 1982 as Rathi Irattimadhuram 1982 as Sangeetha Aranjaanam 1982 as Anu Aadarsham 1982 as Radha Thenum Vayambum 1981 as Sreedevi Ithihasam 1981 as Shobha Munnettam 1981 as Ramani Kolilakkam 1981 as Suma Raktham 1981 as Valsala Kadathu 1981 as ThulasiKilungaatha Changalakal Saahasam 1981 Ellam Ninakku Vendi 1981 as Sreedevi Kilungaatha Changalakal 1981 as Latha Nizhal Yudham 1981 as Radha Moorkhan 1980 as Raji Vilangum Veenayum Telugu edit Karunamayudu 1978 Samajaniki Saval 1979 Rajadhi Raju 1980 as Lilly Bhola Shankarudu 1980 Kalam Marindi Girija Kalyanam 1981 as Rosy Agni Poolu 1981 Jeevitha Ratham 1981 as Sandhya Pelleedu Pillalu 1982 as Poorna Subhalekha 1982 as Sujata Hima Bindu 1982 Savaal 1982 Aalaya Sikharam 1983 as Radha Khaidi 1983 as Dr Sujata Raghu Ramudu 1983 Rangula Puli 1983 Bharya Bhartala Saval 1983 Bahudoorapu Batasari 1983 Amarajeevi 1983 Merupu Daadi 1984 as Sivangi Justice Chakravarthy 1984 as Latha Janani Janmabhoomi 1984 as Pammy Padmini Agni Gundam 1984 Kai Raja Kai 1984 Jagan 1984 Bhola Shankarudu 1984 Pulijoodam 1984 Uddhandudu 1984 Nayakulaku Saval 1984 as Lalitha Pralaya Simham 21 1984 as Aruna Jackie 1985 Chattamtho Poratam 1985 as Kalyani Kattula Kondaiah 1985 as Jyothi Ranarangam 1985 Mugguru Mitrulu 1985 Srimathi Garu 1985 Illalu Vardhillu 1985 Veta 1986 as Jyothirmayi Tandra Paparayudu 1986 as Subhadra Rakshasudu 1986 as Vani Jeevana Ragam 1986 Iddaru Mithrulu 1986 Jailu Pakshi 1986 Nampalli Nagu 1986 Ashtalakshmi Vaibhavam 1986 Thandri Kodukula Challenge 1987 Sruthi Layalu 1987 as Sita Pasivadi Pranam 1987 Swayam Krushi 1987 as Sharada Viswanatha Nayakudu 1987 Punnami Chandrudu 1987 Raaga Leela 1987 Donga Kollu 1988 as Neeraja Antima Teerpu 1988 as Vasanta Donga Pelli 1988 Jamadagni 1988 Jayammu Nischayammu Raa as Shanti Guru Sishyulu 1990 Gang Leader 1991 as Latha Dabbu Bhale Jabbu 1992 as Hema Raja Kumarudu 1999 as Rajya Lakshmi Okkadu Chalu 2000 as Lakshmi Sri Manjunatha 2001 Boss 2006 Srirastu Subhamastu 2016 Kannada edit Ravichandra 1980 Sheela Thayiya Kanasu 1985 Aahuti 1985 Thayiya Hone 1985 Suma Thayi Mamathe 1985 Karna 1986 Kathanayaka 1986 Sathya Jyothi 1986 Huli Hebbuli 1987 Dr Priya Thayigobba Karna 1988 New Delhi 1988 Vasantha Hongkongnalli Agent Amar 1989 Nyayakkagi Naanu 1989 Raja Yuvaraja 1989 Maheshwara 1990 Kaliyuga Bheema 1991 Sri Manjunatha 2001 Sumalatha Devi Paris Pranaya 2003 Excuse Me 2003 Parvati Kanchana Ganga 2004 Kallarali Hoovagi 2006 Bhoopathi 2007 Ee Sambhashane 2009 Varadhanayaka 2013 22 Viraat 2016 Viraat s mother Bhale Jodi 2016 Jessie 2016 Jessie s mother Doddmane Hudga 2016 Doddamane Rajeeva s wife Thayige Thakka Maga 2018 Parvathi D O Parvathamma 2019 Parvathamma India vs England 2020 Janaki Hope 2022 Sulakshana Amarnath Kranti 2023 Chief Minister Tamil edit Thisai Maariya Paravaigal 1979 Murattu Kaalai 1980 as Soundarya Madhavi Vandhal 1980 Azhaithal Varuven 1980 as Rani Kazhugu 1981 as Suma Karaiyellam Shenbagapoo 1981 as Snegalatha Pen Manam Pesugirathu 1981 Aradhanai 1981 Enakkaga Kaathiru 1981 Sollathe Yarum Kettaal 1981 Kudumbam Oru Kadambam 1981 as Uma Theerpu 1982 as Kalpana Azhagiya Kanne 1982 Oru Varisu Uruvagiradhu 1982 Oru Odai Nadhiyagirathu 1983 Hindi edit New Delhi 1988 as Maria Fernandes Pratibandh 1990 as Naseem Swarg Yahan Narak Yahan 1991 as Suman V Kumar Aaj Ka Goonda Raj 1992 as Ritu Saxena Pardesi 1993 Dushman Duniya Ka 1996 as Reshma Mahaanta 1997 as Shanti Malhotra Kshatriya 1993 as Suman Maharaja Prithvi Singh s wife Surjangarh nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Sumalatha References edit Parliament of India biodata Retrieved 23 June 2020 Sumalatha Ambareesh news18 com 2019 Retrieved 8 October 2020 Raashtra 20 January 2024 ఘన గ డ క టర ట స ప రద న మ డ య ప ర టనర గ ర ష ట ర Archived from the original on 21 January 2024 Retrieved 21 January 2024 Sumalatha Ambareesh Independent IND Constituency MANDYA KARNATAKA Affidavit Information of 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