Shakeela
Shakeela | |
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Born |
C. Shakeela Begum[1] 20 November 1971 Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, India[2] |
Nationality | Indian |
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1991–present |
Spouse(s) | Arun Anthonypillai, Stavanger |
Shakeela is an Indian actress who has appeared mostly in softcore and B grade movies. She mostly acted in film industries of Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam languages. She started out as an actor in B-grade movies in the early 1990s. Later she moved to Chennai seeking a career in South Indian film industry. Shakeela debuted through the Tamil soft porn movie, Playgirls at the age of 20 as a supporting actress. She is termed as right successor to Silk Smitha
Career
She acted in many B grade movies. Her big hit film was Kinnarathumbikal in Malayalam, which brought her under limelight. She did few controversial topless scenes in her initial movies, but used body-doubles in her later movies. She had become popular by acting in B-grade Malayalm films .
The returns on these films are assured even if they run only in 30 to 40 stations. Her popular B-Grade films were dubbed and released in almost all Indian languages. Her films were dubbed even into foreign languages like Nepalese, Chinese, Sinhala etc. After she acted in several movies, the soft-porn movie industry in India was colloqiuly called as "Razni films".[3]
Shakeela has started appearing in comedy oriented family character roles in Tamil, Telugu and Kannada since 2003.
She is going to write autobiography which is supposed to include all her acqintances with notable film personalities, politicians and childhood friends.[4][5] She acted in more than 110 movies. She has also participated in Bigg Boss Kannada 2...
Filmography
As an actress
Shakeela has featured in over 100 films in Malayalam, Tamil, Hindi, Kannada and Telugu in various roles.
Year | Film | Language |
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2015 | Love U Alia | Kannada |
2015 | Vasuvum Saravananum Onna Padichavanga | Tamil |
2015 | Romantic Target | Telugu |
2013 | Ade Baaja | Telugu |
2013 | Ragalaipuram | Tamil |
2013 | Neelakurinji Poothu | Malayalam[6] |
2012 | Iniyum Oru Janmam | |
2011 | Ninety | Kannada |
2011 | Teja Bhai & Family | Malayalam |
2011 | Guru Sishyan | Tamil |
2010 | Boss Engira Bhaskaran | Tamil |
2010 | Maanja Velu | Tamil |
2009 | Malai Malai | Tamil |
2008 | Dongala Bandi | Telugu |
2009 | Paape O Parupu | Telugu |
2007 | Azhagiya Tamil Magan | Tamil |
2007 | Chotta Mumbai | Malayalam |
2006 | Vathiyar | Tamil |
2006 | Bangaram | Telugu |
2005 | Thaka Thimi Tha | Tamil |
2004 | Sandra | Malayalam |
2003 | Dhool | Tamil |
2003 | Dongodu | Telugu |
2003 | Nijam | Telugu |
2003 | Jayam | Tamil |
2003 | Puttintiki Ra Chelli | Telugu |
2003 | Veendum Thulabharam | Malayalam |
2003 | Ananthapuram Raajakumaari | Malayalam |
2003 | Jayam | Telugu |
2003 | Duppatlo Dhada Dhada | Telugu |
2006 | Vaseegara | Tamil |
2002 | Penmanassu | Telugu |
2002 | Thirunelliyile Penkutty | Malayalam |
2002 | Namukkoru Koodaram | Malayalam |
2002 | Miss Suvarna | Malayalam |
2002 | Pranaya Shalabhangal | Malayalam |
2002 | Mohaswapnam | Malayalam |
2002 | Sisiram | Malayalam |
2002 | Aalinganam | Malayalam |
2002 | Eden Thottam | Malayalam |
2002 | Niramulla Swapnangal | Malayalam |
2002 | Randu Penkuttikal | Malayalam |
2002 | Pushpasharam | Malayalam |
2002 | Soundarya Lahari | Malayalam |
2002 | Sneha | Malayalam |
2002 | Thotti Gang | Telugu |
2002 | Soundharyalahari | Telugu |
2001 | Agniputhri | Telugu |
2001 | Sagara | Kannada |
2001 | Sneha | Tamil |
2001 | Nayeem And Shakeela | Telugu |
2001 | Aalilathoni | Malayalam |
2001 | Swargavaathil | Malayalam |
2001 | Laasyam | Malayalam |
2001 | Mohanayanangal | Malayalam |
2001 | Chaarasundari | Malayalam |
2001 | Premaagni | Malayalam |
2001 | Kalluvaathukkal Kathreena | Malayalam |
2001 | Romance | Malayalam |
2001 | Maami | Malayalam |
2001 | Nimishangal | Malayalam |
2001 | Kinnaaram Chollicholli | Malayalam |
2001 | Ee Raavil | Malayalam |
2001 | Driving School | Malayalam |
2001 | Naalaam Simham | Malayalam |
2001 | Agnipushpam | Malayalam |
2001 | Kaadambari | Malayalam |
2001 | Laya Thalangal | Malayalam |
2001 | Pranayaaksharangal | Malayalam |
2001 | Vezhambal | Malayalam |
2001 | Yaamini | Malayalam |
2001 | Agrahaaram | Malayalam |
2001 | Koumaram | Malayalam |
2000 | Kinnara Thumbikal | Malayalam |
2000 | Neela Thadakathile Nizhal Pakshikal | Malayalam |
2000 | Manjukaalappakshi | Malayalam |
2000 | Kaathara | Malayalam |
2000 | Thankathoni | Malayalam |
2000 | Raakkilikal | Malayalam |
1999 | Captain | Malayalam |
1998 | Kulirkattu | Malayalam |
1998 | Marumalarchi | Tamil |
1998 | Udhavikku Varalaamaa | Tamil |
1994 | Jallikattu Kaalai | Tamil |
1990 | Beauty Palace | Malayalam |
1989 | Aakhri Ghulam | Hindi |
Karchina Pradeep Kulkarni | Telugu | |
Kkodi Tho Dinkchik | Bhojpuri | |
Bavalu Sayya | Telugu | |
Chance | Kannada | |
1986 | Africadalli Sheela | Kannada |
Ranganayaki | Tamil | |
Dear Sneha | Telugu | |
Vagalady | Telugu | |
Paruvam | Malayalam | |
Hostel | Malayalam | |
Thappu | Tamil | |
Musugulo Guddulata Raja | Oriya |
As a director
Year | Film | Language |
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2013 | Neelakurinji Poothu | Malayalam |
2015 | Romantic Target | Telugu |
References
- ↑
- ↑ "Shakeela Athmakatha". indulekha.com. Retrieved 4 April 2015.
- ↑ Shakeela films
- ↑ Naga(Telugu)
- ↑ Nijam(Telugu)
- ↑ "Shakeela to direct a lady oriented film". 123telugu.com. Retrieved 4 April 2015.
External links
- Shakeela at the Internet Movie Database
- India Daily story: The soft porn queen of India Shakeela decides to tell her life story