Asha Sharath

Asha Sharath is an Indian film actress and classical dancer, who predominantly works in Malayalam-language films and television.[1] She is a well versed dancer in Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam, Kuchipudi, and Kathakali. She rose to fame through the TV soap Kumkumapoovu (2011–14). She's popular for her roles in the films Zachariayude Garbhinikal (2013), Drishyam (2013), Varsham (2014), Angels (2014), Papanasam (2015), King Liar (2016), Anuraga Karikkin Vellam (2016), Munthirivallikal Thalirkkumbol (2017), Pullikkaran Staraa (2017), and Bhaagamathie (2018). She won two Filmfare Awards for Best Supporting Actress for her performances in the films Drishyam and Anuraga Karikkin Vellam. She has also worked in the Tamil, Telugu and Kannada film industries.

Asha Sharath
Asha in 2015
NationalityIndian
EducationSree Sankara College, Kalady
OccupationActress
Program Producer
Dancer
Years active1996–1997; 2007–2009
2011–present
Spouse(s)T. V. Sarath
Children2
Parent(s)V.S. Krishnan Kutty Sumathi
Websiteashasharath.com

Personal life

Asha was born to V. S. Krishnan Kutty and Kalamandalam Sumathi, a classical dancer. She started learning dance at the age of three. She is graduated from Sree Sankara College Kalady

Asha came to Dubai in 1995, following her marriage with T V Sharath. They have two daughters Uthara and Keerthana.[2] They are settled in Dubai, UAE.[3]

Career

Asha at 61st Idea Filmfare Awards-South

Asha's first gurus in Bharatanatyam and Mohiniyattom were her mother Kalamandalam Sumathy and uncle Ravikumar. She learned Kuchipudi from Guru Vinayachandran Master and Anitha Janaki Teacher. Asha has also learned Kathakali and her gurus are the late Darpana Govindan Namboothiri, Kalanilayam Madhu and RLV Radhakrishnan.

Asha came to Dubai, UAE in 1995, following her marriage with T. V. Sharath. The same year she joined Radio Asia FM, where she worked as an RJ and programme producer for around eight years. Asha launched her dream venture, Kairali Kalakendram, in the year 2003. Kairali Kalakendram Group, comprising centres in Qusais, Discovery Gardens, Karama and Sharjah, is affiliated to Natyalaya, a renowned dance institute based in Kerala. This institute, established 52 years ago by Kalamandalam Sumathy, the mother and guru of Asha Sharath, is recognized by the Government of India. In addition to the branches in India, the institute also has its branches in Brazil, UK and the United States.

Asha Sharath bagged best second actress award for the telefilm Nizhalum Nilavum Parayunnathu. Following that, she was offered the role of Prof Jayanthi in the mega serial Kunkumappoovu. That role in the popular mega serial gave a break to her acting career.

Her first feature film was Friday. The other movies she has acted till now are Karmayodha, Buddy, Ardha Nari, Zachariyayude Garbhinikal, Drishyam and its Tamil version Papanasam, Kannada version Drishya, Angels, Varsham, Kamal Hassan-starred Thoongavanam, Pavada, Anuragakarikkin vellam, King Liar, Munthirivallikal thalirkkumbol, 1971 Beyond Borders, Vishwasapoorvam Mansoor, Sunday Holiday, Pullikkaran Staara and Bhaagamathie.

Filmography

Films

YearFilmRoleLanguageNotes
2012FridayParvathyMalayalam
KarmayodhaDeepaMalayalam
ArdhanaariBalu Menan's wifeMalayalamGuest appearance
2013BuddyMeenakshiMalayalam
Zachariayude GarbhinikalSusanMalayalam
DrishyamIG Geetha PrabhakarMalayalam
2014DrishyaIG Roopa ChandrasekharKannada
VarshamNandiniMalayalam
AngelsHaritha MenonMalayalam
2015PapanasamIG Geetha PrabhakarTamil
Thoongaa VanamDr. SujathaTamilBilingual film
Cheekati RajyamTelugu
2016PavadaSicilyMalayalam
King LiarDevika VarmaMalayalam
Anuraga Karikkin VellamSumaMalayalam
AanandamDia's MotherMalayalamPhoto presence
2017Munthirivallikal ThalirkkumbolIndulekhaMalayalamGuest appearance
1971: Beyond BordersParvathy SahadevanMalayalam
Viswasapoorvam MansoorFathibiMalayalam
Sunday HolidayDr. SreedhanyaMalayalam
Pullikkaran StaraaManjari AnthonyMalayalam
2018BhaagamathieVaishnavi NatarajanTeluguBilingual film
BhagamathieeTamil
BhayanakamGowri KunjammaMalayalam
DramaRekhaMalayalam
2019EvideyJessyMalayalam
SubharathriSuharaMalayalam
ThelivuGowriMalayalam
2020ThirikeJanki/HerselfMalayalamShort film
2021Drishyam 2IG Geetha PrabhakarMalayalamPost-production
KheddaTBAMalayalamFilming
PeaceTBAMalayalamFilming

Television

TitleLanguageRoleNotes
Top Singer season 2MalayalamCelebrity JudgeReality show
AmmayariyatheMalayalamherselfCameo appearance in Episode 1-3
D5MalayalamCelebrity JudgeReality show
Munch Dance DanceMalayalamCelebrity JudgeReality Show
Munch StarsMalayalamJudge/Grand finale hostReality show
KumkumapoovuMalayalamProfessor Jayanthi
Nizhalum Nilavum ParayunnathuMalayalamAnupama
Ponnum PoovumMalayalamThara
Dream CityMalayalamMenon's wife
IndulekhaMalayalam
AlapanamMalayalam
KalathilakamMalayalam
MoideenMalayalam
DurgaMalayalam
Jathaka KathakalMalayalam
Michaelinte SanthathikalMalayalamSonia
MeghasandeshamMalayalamHost
NithyapriyaMalayalamHost
GandharvasangeethamMalayalamGrand finale HostReality show

Awards

Year Award Film/Serial Result
2010Kerala State Television Awards for Second Best ActressNizhalum Nilavum ParayunnathuWon
2012Asianet Television Awards for Best ActressKumkumapoovuWon
Asianet Television Awards for Best Popular ActressNominated
Asiavision Television Awards for Best Female ActorWon
2013Asianet Television Awards for Golden star of the yearWon
Asianet Television Awards for Best ActressNominated
Asiavision Television Awards for Outstanding PerformanceWon
Frame, the fraternity for Arts and Media Entertainment Media awards 2012 for Best ActressWon
2014Asianet Film Awards for Best Supporting ActressDrishyamWon
Jaihind TV Film Awards for Best Actress (Character)Won
Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – MalayalamWon
3rd South Indian International Movie Awards for Best Actress in a Supporting RoleNominated
Asiavision Awards for Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Female)Won
2015Amrita Film Awards for Best Supporting ActressWon
Asianet Film Awards for Best Character ActressVarshamWon
Asianet Film Awards for Best Actress Nominated
Ramu Kariat Movie Awards for Best Actress Won
Kerala Film Critics Association Awards for Best actressWon
Atlas-Film Critics Awards for Best ActressWon
Filmfare Award for Best Actress – MalayalamNominated
Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – KannadaDrishyaNominated
2016Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – TamilPapanasamNominated[4]
Vikatan Award for Best Villain femaleWon[5]
IIFA UTSAVAM Best Supporting actress -TamilNominated
2017Asianet Film Awards for Best Supporting ActressPavada /Anuraga Karikkin VellamWon
North American Film Award for Best Supporting ActressWon
Vanitha Film Awards for excellence in performanceWon
Asiavision award for Best supporting actressWon
Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – MalayalamAnuraga Karikkin VellamWon
SIIMA Award for Best Actress – MalayalamNominated
SIIMA Award for Best Actress – Malayalam (Critics Choice)]] Vellam]]Won
Asiavision Awards for Excellence in Malayalam CinemaViswasapoorvam MansoorWon
20186th South Indian International Movie Awards for Best Actress in a Supporting RoleSunday HolidayWon
2019Asiavision Awards Special awardBhayanakamWon
8th South Indian International Movie Awards for Best Supporting Actress - TeluguBhaagamathieNominated
66th Filmfare Awards South for Best Supporting Actress - TeluguNominated

References

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