Radhika Chaudhari

Radhika Chaudhari
Born Radhika Chaudhari
Occupation Actress, director
Years active 1999–present

Radhika Chaudhari is an Indian actress, who has worked in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu film industries, predominantly in the early 2000s. In 2010, she made a comeback as a film director in the USA, winning an award at the Las Vegas Film Festival.[1]

Career

Radhika attended the University of Pune, India where she did her Masters in Mass Communications. She featured in around 30 Indian films in multiple languages including in two high profile films, Tere Naam and Khushi, winning critical acclaim for her various roles and songs.

In 2010, she made a comeback of sorts as a director based in Los Angeles, and won the Silver Ace Award for Best Short Film at the Las Vegas Film Festival, for her critically acclaimed short film Orange Blossom. The film was shot in Los Angeles in a span of four days and the 17-minute film told the story of a single mother going through the pangs of separation from her husband; while making the folly of passing on too much information about herself and her family to a few strangers. Usha Kokotay played the protagonist, while others in the cast included Jeff Doucette and John Paul Ouvrier.[2]

Filmography

Year Film Role Language Notes
1999 Sambaiah Telugu
Kannupada Poguthaiya Tamil
Time Tamil
2000 Simmasanam Tamil
Krodham 2 Tamil
Priyamaanavale Sowmya Tamil
2001 Huchhana Maduveli Undone Jana Kannada
Middle Class Madhavan Tamil
Kunguma Pottu Gounder Tamil
Nuvvu Nenu Priya Telugu
Paarthale Paravasam Rekha Tamil
2002 Shakkalakka Baby Tamil
Tappuchesi Pappukoodu Cheecha Telugu
Nandhi Pinki Kannada
2003 Khushi Roma Hindi
Vikadan Tamil
Tere Naam Hindi
Maa Alludu Very Good Telugu Special appearance
2003 Oka Pellam Muddu Rendo Pellam Vaddu Telugu
Aithe Enti Telugu
Mee Intikosthe Emistaaru Maa Intikoste Emi Testaaru Telugu
2010 The Hunchback English

Television

Year Production Role Notes
2010 Cult 11 Ms. Ravi Episode: "Nurse Janet's Happy Place"
2011 Outsourced Pregnant Woman Episode: " Training Day"

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