Suchitra Murali
Indian presenter and actor
Suchitra Murali, commonly known by her stage name Suchitra, is an Indian actress. Debuting in the lead role with the 1990 film No.20 Madras Mail at the age of 14. she has appeared mostly in Malayalam films as well as few Tamil films.
Personal life
Suchitra received her primary education from Holy Angel's Convent Trivandrum. She is married to Murali and has a daughter named Neha. She also has a sister named Sumitra and a brother, Deepu Karunakaran, who is a film director.
Career
Suchitra started her career as a child artist and made her debut as a lead actress with No.20 Madras Mailstarring opposite Mohanlal, with Mammooty appearing in a cameo role. Her next major lead role came in the superhit Mimics Parade(1991), in which she starred opposite Jagadeesh. The success of their pairing led to several more films together, many of which also featured Siddique and Sunitha in prominent roles. Widely regarded as one of the most beautiful actresses in the 90s, Suchitra was very popular amongst the youth due to her versatility in acting.
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