Roopa (actress)

Roopa
Other names Roopa Devi
Occupation Actress
Years active 1980–1989

Roopa / Roopa Devi is a South Indian actress who has performed in Kannada, Tamil and Malayalam films during 1980s. She is the daughter of veteran actress Advani Lakshmi Devi. She is the heroine of 365 days ran tragic romantic film Oru Thalai Ragam opposite Shankar[1]

She has worked in many Kannada movies during 1980s. She is critically acclaimed for her roles in Kannada movies like Kamala, Haalu Jenu, Avala Antharanga, Marali Goodige, Trishoola, Ahuthi, Dharma and Bala Nouke. Her role as prostitute in Kamala brought her critical appreciation from the audience and is still remembered. She has won Karnataka State Film Award for Best Actress for her stellar performance in Avala Antharanga during the year 1984-85.

She has worked with almost all leading actors of her time including Dr.Rajkumar, Kalyan Kumar, Vishnuvardhan, Srinath, Ambarish, Ananth Nag, Shankar Nag and Lokesh in Kannada. She has paired with matinee idol Dr.Rajkumar in Haalu Jenu, Samayada Gombe and Yarivanu which were huge success critically and commercially. She stopped acting after Gandendre Gandu with Ambarish in 1989. She returned to silver screen through Karnana Sampattu starring Ambarish in 2005.

Roopa made a comeback to films with Jarasandha, the 2011 Kannada film as the mother of Duniya Vijay.[2][3]

Filmography

Year Film Role Language Notes
1980 Oru Thalai Ragam Subhadra Tamil
1980 Theekkadal Malayalam
1980 Hridhayam Paadunnu Malayalam
1980 Ambalavilakku Geetha Malayalam
1980 Vasantha Azhaippugal Tamil
1981 Sneham Oru Pravaham Malayalam
1981 Aambalppoovu Malayalam
1981 Mayil Tamil
1981 Kanneer Pookkal Tamil
1981 Engamma Maharani Tamil
1982 Echchil Iravugal Tamil
1982 Bhandana Kannada
1982 Shivakanye Kannada
1982 Thunaivi Tamil
1982 Enikkum Oru DivasamMolykuttyMalayalam
1982 Kanavugal Karpanaigal Tamil
1982 Haalu Jenu Kannada
1982 Nadamaadum Silaigal Tamil
1982 Chilanthivala Sarada Malayalam
1983 Pallaankuzhi Devu Malayalam
1984 Samayada Gombe Kannada
1984 Yarivanu kannada
1985 Aahuti Kannada
1989 Bhadrachitta[4] Malayalam
1990 Appu[5] Malayalam
2011 Jarasandha Kannada

References

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