Sanghavi

Sangavi (born Kavya Ramesh, 4 October 1977) is an Indian film actress, model, known for her works predominantly in Tamil, Telugu and in few Kannada, Malayalam, Hindi.[3][4] She was one of a leading actress in south Indian cinema for an decade from 1993 to 2004. In a film career spanning 15 years she was starred in over 80 feature films. 36 movies in Telugu, 35 movies in Tamil, 6 movies in Kannada, 2 movies in Malayalam and 1 in Hindi.[3][5]

Sanghavi
Born
Kavya Ramesh

(1977-10-04) 4 October 1977[1]
OccupationActress
Years active1993-2008; 2019
Spouse(s)Venkatesh
(m. 2016-present) [2]
Children1 (b.2019)

Early life

Sangavi was born in 1977 in Mysore, Karnataka. Her father was Late Dr D A Ramesh an ENT Professor in Mysore Medical College, and her mother is Mrs Ranjana.[6] She did her schooling from Marimallappa High School. Her grandmother's sister is Kannada film actress Aarathi. In 1993, she made her début with the Tamil film Amaravathi.[3][5] As per 2019 she was starred in over 99 feature films mostly included supporting roles, dual heroine subjects and multi heroine subjects. She has started her first film when she was in the 9th Standard.

Personal life

Sangavi married IT Professional Venkatesh on 3 February 2016 at Taj Vivanta, Bengaluru.[2][6] The couple blessed with baby girl in Jan 2020.

Accident

Sangavi met with an accident in 2005 when she was travelling from Mysore to Chennai. She had a minor injury to her nose and her father, who was an ENT professor in the Mysore Medical college, performed the surgery.

Filmography

YearFilmRoleLanguageNotes
1993AmaravathiAmaravathi (Angelin)Tamil
1994RasiganAnitha RaghavanTamil
Rayara MagaKannada
Love 94Kannada
NattamaiKanmaniTamil
GalileoMalayalam
1995KattumarakaranTamil
Muthukulikka VaariyalaSundariTamil
Lucky ManGopi's loverTamil
Taj MahalTelugu
Ooriki MonagaduTelugu
Anbu MaganTamil
VishnuRadhaTamil
Sindhu BathKannathaTamil
Mannukku MariyadhaiBhavaniTamil
KolangalSangeethaTamil
1996Coimbatore MappillaiSumithraTamil
Tata ManavaduSwatiTelugu
Pudhu NilavuTamil
AnthimanthaaraiTamil
Veettukulle ThiruvizhaAbhiramiTamil
Nayudugaari KutumbamTelugu
Sarada BulloduYaminiTelugu
1997Priyamaina SrivaruTelugu
MannavaKavithaTamil
Dhinamum Ennai GavaniRajiTamil
Abbai Gari PelliTelugu
Pattukondi ChoodamTelugu
SindhooramBabyTelugu
Aahaa Enna PoruthamSinthamaniTamil
PorkkaalamTamil
1998UlavuthuraiSangeethaTamil
Sher-E-HindustanNainaHindi
SuryavamsamMadhaviTelugu
Subbaraju Gari KutumbamTelugu
Ini Ellam SugameNandhiniTamil
Bhagavath SinghSarojiniTamil
All RounderRamyaTelugu
SivayyaSirishaTelugu
Nilaave VaaFilominaTamil
Ellame En PondattithaanTamil
Zulm-O-SitamHindiSpecial appearance
Aahaa..!JanakiTelugu
KodukuluTelugu
SwarnamukhiTelugu
1999Samarasimha ReddyNeelaveniTelugu
ManikyamTelugu
Seetharama RajuGowriTelugu
HoliSeenaMalayalam
Pilla NachindiPreethiTelugu
Preyasi RaveTelugu
2000RavannaTelugu
Goppinti AlluduJalandharaTelugu
Okkadu ChaluTelugu
Pelli SambandhamTelugu
2001MrigarajuSivangiTelugu
DiggajaruParvathiKannada
RishiNandhiniTamil
Thaali Kaatha KaaliammanRamyaTamil
Orey ThammuduDeviTelugu
ChiranjeevuluKaveriTelugu
Evadra RowdySathyaTelugu
Raja RajeshwariMeenakshiTamil
2002Neethone VuntanuDivyaTelugu
Lagna PatrikaVaishnaviTelugu
ParasuramVyjayanthiTelugu
Lahiri Lahiri LahiriloSindhuTelugu
Varushamellam VasanthamTamil
PanchathantiramChamundiTamil
BabaLakshmiTamil
Hattoora OedyaKannada
Sandade SandadiPriyaTelugu
2003Galatta GanapathyNandhiniTamil
2004AndhrawalaShankar's wifeTelugu
GuriTelugu
SullanLakshmi ManiTamilSpecial appearance
En Purushan Ethir Veetu PonnuRekhaTamil
2005Iyer IPSNasreenTamil
Okkade Kanni IddaruDr. MadhumathiTelugu
AanaiMeena JayaramTamil
2006NidhiKannada
2007AnatharuParvathiKannada
2008IndraKannada
2019KolanjiAppasamy's wifeTamil

Television

Awards

  • Best supporting Actress for the film Porkkaallam

References

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