Lalitha
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Lalitha was a celebrated Indian actress and classical dancer in the Tamil Telugu Malayalam Kannada and Hindi film industries. She was one of the famous Travancore sisters along with Padmini and Ragini. Lalitha began her career as a classical dancer and later became a prominent actress known for her versatile roles and graceful screen presence. She appeared in many films from the 1940s to the 1960s and was admired for her ability to combine classical dance with acting. Lalitha passed away in 1982 leaving a lasting legacy in Indian cinema and classical dance.
Lalitha was a celebrated Indian actress and classical dancer in the Tamil Telugu Malayalam Kannada and Hindi film industries. She was one of the famous Travancore sisters along with Padmini and Ragini. Lalitha began her career as a classical dancer and later became a prominent actress known for her versatile roles and graceful screen presence. She appeared in many films from the 1940s to the 1960s and was admired for her ability to combine classical dance with acting. Lalitha passed away in 1982 leaving a lasting legacy in Indian cinema and classical dance.
Lalitha was a renowned Indian actress and classical dancer who primarily worked in Tamil Telugu Malayalam Kannada and Hindi films. Born in Madras Tamil Nadu Lalitha began her career as a classical dancer and later transitioned to films. She was one of the famous Travancore sisters along with Padmini and Ragini. Lalitha gained recognition for her performances in films such as Chandralekha Devadasu and Thillana Mohanambal where she combined her exceptional dance skills with acting. She appeared in numerous films from the 1940s to the 1960s and worked with many legendary actors and directors of her time. Lalitha is remembered for her grace versatility and contribution to Indian cinema and classical dance. She passed away in 1982 leaving behind a lasting legacy.
Lalitha was a renowned Indian actress and classical dancer who primarily worked
in Tamil Telugu Malayalam Kannada and Hindi films. Born in Madras Tamil Nadu Lalitha began her career as a classical dancer and later transitioned to films. She was one of the famous Travancore sisters along with Padmini and Ragini. Lalitha gained recognition for her performances in films such as Chandralekha Devadasu and Thillana Mohanambal where she combined her exceptional dance skills with acting. She appeared in numerous films from the 1940s to the 1960s and worked with many legendary actors and directors of her time. Lalitha is remembered for her grace versatility and contribution to Indian cinema and classical dance. She passed away in 1982 leaving behind a lasting legacy.
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Personal details
- Alternative names Travancore Lalitha
- Height 5' 3"
- Born December 16, 1930 · Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India
- Spouses
- Children Sivasankaran Nair
- Relatives Ragini, Padmini, Chandra kumar
- Other works
- Actress
Parents
Saraswathiyamma
Thankappan Pillai
FAQ
Lalithas sisters were Padmini and Ragini known as the Travancore sisters.
Lalitha was trained in Bharatanatyam and Kathakali.
Lalitha acted in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi films.
Chandralekha, Devadasu, and Thillana Mohanambal were some of her most popular films.
Lalitha passed away in 1982.
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Lalitha along with her sisters was part of the famous Travancore sisters trio
She was trained in classical Bharatanatyam and Kathakali from a young age
Lalitha was one of the first actresses to combine classical dance with cinematic performance
She performed in films across multiple languages including Tamil Telugu Malayalam Kannada and Hindi
She was admired for her grace screen presence and versatility in acting
Quotes
Cinema and dance are intertwined arts that elevate storytelling
Grace and discipline are the essence of performance on screen
Trademarks
Exceptional classical dance performances on screen
Versatile acting in both lead and supporting roles
Graceful and elegant screen presence
Nicknames
Travancore Lalitha
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