Sangeetha Bhat
Indian actor (b. 1992)
Sangeetha Bhat is an Indian actress. She predominantly appears in Kannada films and has also acted in Tamil and Telugu films.
Career
Before taking on movie roles, Bhat appeared on television series with Panjaradha Gili (Kasturi channel Kannada), Bhagyavantharu (Suvarna channel Kannada), Chandrachakori (Udaya TV Kannada), Neeli (Suvarna channel Kannada), and Chandramukhi (Kasturi channel Kannada). Also, a reality TV show Life Super Guru (Zee Kannada channel), BCL (Suvarna Plus).
She began her film career in Preethi Geethi Ityaadi in 2014, where she was given the lead role alongside Pawan Wadeyar. Since then, she appeared in Doo, Kaaki / Ka Ka Ka a Telugu/Tamil bilingual, and Maamu Tea Angadi, Bhat was featured in the Tamil movie titled Aarambamae Attagasam, but in 2017 more successful films such as Eradane Sala and Dayavittu Gamanisu came her way. Eradane Sala was appreciated by her fans because of her uncharacteristically bold performance. In Dayavittu Gamanisi, she starred with Vasishta N. Simha, portraying a teacher. The movie was critically acclaimed and nominated for SIIMA.
She played the lead role in the movie Kismath, along with Vijay Raghavendra, Anukta, directed and produced by a talented Mangalorean team was also a critically acclaimed film. Her upcoming movies are Alidu Ulidavaru and Kapata Nataka Paathradhari (2018-2019-2020).
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