Sudha Chandran

Sudha Chandran has opened up about one of the most defining chapters of her life—from losing her leg at 16 to returning to the stage with a powerful three-hour Bharatanatyam recital. In a recent conversation, the actor-dancer reflected on pain, resilience, and the moment she realised she had truly made a comeback.

Classical dancer and television personality Sudha Chandran described her visit to spiritual guide Premanand Ji Maharaj as an "extremely overwhelming journey." Chandran shared that her unwavering faith in God was instrumental in overcoming the traumatic loss of her leg in an accident, enabling her to rebuild her career and find strength.

Acclaimed actress Sudha Chandran expressed her exasperation with the ever-increasing traffic chaos in Mumbai, which has spiraled due to a myriad of halted construction projects. After being stuck for 25 frustrating minutes on her way to a film set, she called upon the BMC to implement more strategic planning to mitigate these delays.

Veteran actor and classical dancer Sudha Chandran has opened up about a deeply personal moment involving superstar Salman Khan, calling him “incredible” and praising his quiet generosity.

Veteran actress Sudha Chandran has opened up about Govinda’s peak stardom, the industry’s treatment of him, and why she believes he is currently not a part of mainstream Bollywood. She also reacted to social media comments on videos of Govinda dancing at smaller events.

Bharatanatyam dancer Sudha Chandran's life irrevocably changed at 16 after a bus accident led to the amputation of her right leg. Despite immense pain and doubt, she embraced the Jaipur Foot and relentlessly trained. Her triumphant 1984 comeback performance stunned audiences, proving resilience and artistic brilliance can overcome profound loss, inspiring millions across India.

Veteran television actor and classical dancer Sudha Chandran recently opened up about what she believes were paranormal encounters she experienced during shoots. In an interview with Hindi Rush, the actor spoke about sensing unusual energies on set and recalled incidents that left her deeply shaken.

As a token of appreciation for this memorable gesture, Sudha shared the clip on her social media account and thanked everyone. Sudha couldn't control her tears, and many from the audience, too, broke down feeling this emotional moment.

The actress doesn't like partying on her birthdays

The dancer-actress was speaking in a chat show

She made the dark world of vamps on the small screen fashionable with her saris, elaborate bindis and chunky jewellery. But veteran actress-danseuse Sudha Chandran says she wants her performance to speak for her and be her 'style statement'.

Sudha Chandran, an acclaimed actress and classical dancer, joins the popular TV drama Kannedhirey Thondrinaal. Her inclusion is expected to add new dimensions to the show’s narrative. Known for her resilience and iconic roles, Sudha’s participation aims to boost viewer engagement and TRP ratings, enhancing the show’s prime-time appeal.

The veteran actress will start off as positive, but will have a change of heart and will turn negative on the show

Remember Sudha Chandran's dance performance to the title track from her yesteryear film 'Naache Mayuri'. The actress will reprise the same performance for the small screen this time.

Priyadarshan's 2006 hit 'Malamaal Weekly', a village comedy about a lost Rs 1cr lottery ticket sparking schemes, stars Paresh Rawal, Riteish Deshmukh, Rajpal Yadav, late Om Puri. After 20 years, Paresh confirms sequel: “Yes it is true. I am doing the film.”

Sudha Chandran will soon be entering Shastri Sisters and will be seen playing the role of Buaji.

Noyontara's supernatural saga intensifies with Sudha Chandran's chilling portrayal of Ghorkamini. Driven by a thirst for revenge and a belief in 'Ghor Kali,' she manipulates Shaoli, plunging Noyon and Surjo's relationship into peril. Ghorkamini's arrival promises a dramatic upheaval, forcing characters to confront their deepest fears as she seeks to dismantle and rebuild the world.

The actress recently celebrated her birthday on the sets of the dance show

Veteran actress Sudha Chandran lauded the young women operating the Vande Bharat train from Mumbai to Shirdi, calling them a true symbol of Nari Shakti. She shared a picture with the energetic staff, expressing pride in their capabilities and wishing them luck. Chandran's own inspiring journey, overcoming adversity after losing a leg, was also highlighted.

Telugu television is all set to entertain with the new daily soap ‘No.1 Kodalu’. The family drama marks the comeback of popular dancer-actress Sudha Chandran to Telugu television.

Reports of Sudha Chandran’s ouster from Sanjog Se Bani Sangini were a shocker alright!

Sudha Chandran is looking fitter than ever before.

The visuals from contestant Debparna Goswami's performance on Sudha Chandran's life left her in tears as she remembered all those moments in her life and how she overcame the hardships with her father's support and her strong will. As we all know, Sudha lost her leg in an accident but she never gave up on life.

Veteran actress Sudha Chandran opened up about her remarkable journey in the television industry, particularly her longstanding engagement with Balaji Telefilms. She highlighted her breakthrough role as Ramola Sikand, earning just Rs 3,000 a day at the onset, which laid the foundation for her phenomenal success.

Sudha Chandran, who played the lead in the blockbuster Mayuri, is making a comeback 24 years later.

LUCKNOW: Well known actress Sudha Chandran was in the city on Sunday to felicitate the winners of a two-day cultural prgramme 'Pratibha Khoj 2003' of Sanskriti Karvaan. Renowned poet Gopaldas Neeraj was also present in the function. A cultural programme was organised in evening.

Sudha Chandran, who got close to the Telugu telly audience with 'No. 1 Kodalu', is back to the show after nearly 8 months.

Sudha Chandran talks about the way she was harassed by the airport security in Trivandrum