B. S. Saroja
B. S. Saroja in 1949 film Deva Manohari
Born (1929-11-18) 18 November 1929
NationalityIndian
OccupationFilm actor
Years active1951–1978
RelativesT. R. Rajakumari (sister-in-law)

B. S. Saroja (born 18 November 1929) is an Indian actress in Malayalam and Tamil films. She is the daughter of Johnson, who acted in the first Malayalam film, Vigathakumaran.[1] She acted with MGR and Sivaji in their only movie together, Koondukkili.

Personal life

She was born to Johnson and Rajalakshmi at Thiruvananthapuram in 1929. She studied till fourth grade. Then she joined a circus company, with which she traveled all over India. Then she acted in a Tamil movie as a junior artist. Jeevitha Nouka was her first Malayalam movie.[2] She went on to act many movies after that.

Partial filmography

YearFilmLanguageNotes
1941MadanakamarajanTamildance
1942KannagiTamildance
1943Kubera KuchelaTamildance
Mangamma SabathamTamildance
1944MahamayaTamildance
Raja RajeswariTamildance
1945Burma RaniTamildance
1946VikatayogiTamil
1947Vichitra VanithaTamil
Dhana AmaravathiTamil
1949Geetha GandhiTamil
Naattiya RaniTamil
InbavalliTamil
Deva ManohariTamil
1950ParijathamTamil
1951Jeevitha NoukaMalayalam
PichaikkariTamil
Or IravuTamil
1952AchanMalayalam
AathmasakhiMalayalam
AathmasakhiTamil
AmarakaviTamil
AmmaMalayalam
KalyaniTamil
Atthainti KaapuramTelugu
1953Asai MaganTamil
AashadeepamMalayalam
JenovaTamil
JenovaMalayalam
Vazha PirandhavalTamil
LokaneethiMalayalam
1954Avan VarunnuMalayalam
KoondukkiliTamil
MangalyamTamil
1956AathmaarpanamMalayalam
1957Pudumai PithanTamil
1958LillyMalayalam
1959PandithevanTamil
VannakiliTamil
1960UmmaMalayalam
1961Krishna KuchelaMalayalam
KumudhamTamil
1962Puthiya Akasam Puthiya BhoomiMalayalam
1963KadalammaMalayalam
1964ArunagirinatharTamil
1966TharavattammaMalayalam
1978Anthonees PunyavaalanMalayalam

References

  1. "KeralaScope". Archived from the original on 3 July 2017. Retrieved 7 August 2014.
  2. "B S Saroja's Movies, Latest News, Video Songs, wallpapers, New Images, Photos, Biography, Upcoming Movies.- NTH Wall". Archived from the original on 14 October 2014. Retrieved 7 August 2014.
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