Shylashri

Shylashri is an Indian film actress who acted in Kannada, Tamil and Malayalam cinema. She was awarded the Rajyotsava Award in 2019 for her contributions to Kannada Cinema.

Career

Shylashri began her career with a small role in the Kannada film Sandhya Raga, released in 1966. Later she played various roles as heroine, second heroine, vamp, dancer and supporting character.

She is well remembered for her role in the National Award-winning Kannada film Naguva Hoovu, released in 1971. She played a nurse who falls in love with a doctor but sacrifices her love for a cancer patient who loves her and is the son of the hospital's owner. She wrote the story for the film, which was produced by R.N.R. Productions.

She appeared in Bangarada Hoovu with Dr. Rajkumar, Makkale Manege Manikya, Nakkare Ade Swarga. Apart from Kannada films, she also appeared in a few Tamil films as well.[1]

Marriage

She married Kannada actor R.N.Sudarshan, with whom she acted in films such as Naguva Hoovu, Kadina Rahasya, Kallara Kalla, Malathi Madhava, etc.[2]

Filmography

Kannada
YearNameCo-StarDirector
1966Sandhyaa Raaga
1967Bangarada HoovuRajkumarArasu Kumar
1967Nakkare Ade SwargaNarasimha RajuM .R. Vittal
1967Jaanara JanaRajashankar
1968Jedara BaleRajkumarDorai-Bhagavan
1968Manku DinneDineshK. S. L. Swamy
1968LakshadeeshwaraDinesh
1968Namma OoruDineshC.V.Shivashankar
1969Makkale Manege ManikyaUdaykumarA.V.Sheshagiri Rao
1969Kadina RahasyaR.N.SudarshanGeethapriya
1969Suvarna BhoomiR.N.Sudarshan
1970Kallara KallaR.N.Sudarshan
1970VagdhanaKalpana, R.N.Sudarshan
1970Arishina KumkumaRajesh
1971Naguva HoovuR. N. SudarshanR. N. Krishna Prasad
197?Malathi MadhavaR.N.SudarshanB.R.Panthulu
1972Bala Panjara
1973Kanada KaiRamesh
1973Cowboy KullaDwarkish
1973Bharatha RathnaJayanthi, Ranga
1975JagruthiUdaykumarSridhar
2019GnanamPranaya murthyVaradaraj venkataswamy - Kannada

Tamil

Malayalam

Hindi

Telugu
  • Bhale Abbayilu (1969)

References
  1. "Shailashree". Antrukandamugam.wordpress.com. 2 January 2015. Retrieved 5 October 2017.
  2. "Sudarshan relives his celluloid journey". The Hindu. Retrieved 10 January 2011.
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