Charmy Kaur

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Charmi Kaur

At the shoot of Dongala Mutha
Born Charmi Kaur
(1987-05-17) May 17, 1987[1]
Vasai, Mumbai , India
Nationality Indian
Other names Charmy, Charmee
Occupation Actress
Years active 2002–present
Height 5'5

Charmi Kaur (also spelt as Charmee or Charmy)[2] is an Indian film actress, who has predominantly appeared in Telugu films. She acted with stars such as Dileep, Mammootty, Amitabh Bachchan, Nandamuri Balakrishna, Akkineni Nagarjuna, Venkatesh, Jr. NTR, Prabhas, Siddarth, Ravi Teja, Sumanth, Nitin and Silambarasan. She is known for her dedication to learn Telugu in a short span of time. Charmi gave her voice to Kajal Aggarwal in the film Chandamama (2007). She was considered to be one of the best dancers in recent years. Her dance movements in movies like Manthra and Pournami are well received by audience and critics.

Early life

Charmy was born in Mumbai and her family is of Punjabi-Sikh background. She studied in Carmelite Convent English High School in Vasai.

Career

She made her acting debut in the 2002 Telugu film Nee Thodu Kaavali, in which she acted as a housewife at a young age of 13.[3] This film was a flop, but helped Charmy in getting noticed by the south Indian film industry. Her next film was Kadhal Azhivathillai with Silambarasan, which was also a flop. During this time she acted in a Malayalam film directed by Vinayan named Kattuchembakam. This film also bombed in box office. After that she acted in a couple more Tamil films but they bombed at the box office.

Charmy and Dileep at Shivanasamudra Falls, filming for a song for Aagathan

Her re-entry to Telugu films happened with Neeke Manasichhaanu a film with Sreekanth which was a failure; then in Sri Anjaneyam, directed by ace director Krishna Vamsi which too was a failed attempt. It was followed by another failure with Chanti, paired against Ravi Teja. She finally got a big break in Telugu with Gowri in which she was paired with Sumanth. She didn't have to look back afterwards. The stupendous success of Mass with Nagarjuna strengthened her position in Tollywood. Charmy's most critically acclaimed film so far is Anukokunda Oka Roju. It was a heroine-oriented thriller. Her performance in the film was acclaimed by critics.

In 2006 she acted in Pournami which was a total failure in spite of high expectations, but her performance was appreciated. Though she did not learn Indian classical dance, her Bharatanatyam and Kuchipudi dances in the film were appreciated by audiences. Later that year she was paired for the second time with Sumanth in Chinnodu but it was not a successful venture. Her next film, Rakhi (with NTR), was a hit. In 2007 Mantra, a thriller with Charmy in the lead role, was declared as a surprise hit.This performance fetched her the Nandi Award for the best herione of 2007. Her performance in the film is appreciated by wide range of audience.The movie was a sleeper hit because of her charm & fans base in male youth.The song "maha maha" became a superhit and her dance was well received by wide range of audience.

Then, she starred in several lady oriented roles, including Anukokunda Oka Roju, Mantra, Manorama 2009, Kavya's Diary, Sye Aata, Mangala in Telugu and Laadam in Tamil, out of which Anukokunda Oka Roju and Mantra were very successful.

In 2011, she acted opposite venu in Mayagadu.

Finally she got chance to work in Bollywood in the film Bbuddah... Hoga Terra Baap lead by Amitabh Bachchan . Her role on this film is as a supporting actress and the film has done average in the box office.At present she is busy with doing special songs in high budget movies like Dhamarukam,Naayak & Yaare Koogadali. She was first considered for the most popular song of 2012 'kevvu keka'from Gabbar Singh,but later makers chosen malaika arora for unknown reasons.

Now she is doing the movie Prema Oka Maikam,lady oriented movie directed by chandu of 10th class fame. She is said to be playing the call girl character in that movie.[4] She got another chance in Bollywood in the movie Rambo Rajkumar directed by Prabhudeva starring shahid kapoor and sonakshi sinha as lead actors.

Filmography

Year Film Role Language Notes
2002 Nee Thodu Kavali Manasa Telugu
2002 Kadhal Azhivathillai Charmi Tamil
2002 Kattuchembakam Chembakam Malayalam
2003 Aahaa Ethanai Azhagu Divya Natarajan Tamil
2003 Neeke Manasichchaanu Sridevi Telugu
2003 Kadhal Kisu Kisu Indhu Tamil
2004 Sri Anjaneyam Padma Telugu
2004 Gowri Sweta Telugu
2004 Chanti Telugu
2004 Mass Priya Telugu
2005 Chakram Lakshmi Telugu
2005 Anukokunda Oka Roju Sahasra Telugu Winner, Santosham Best Actress Award
Winner, CineMAA Award for Best Actress (Jury)
2005 Political Rowdy Kaveri Telugu
2005 Allari Pidugu Subbalakshmi Telugu
2006 Chukkallo Chandrudu Sandhya Telugu
2006 Lakshmi Sailaja Telugu
2006 Style Shruti Telugu
2006 Pournami Chandrakala Telugu
2006 Chinnodu Anjali Telugu
2006 Rakhi Gowri Telugu
2007 Lava Kusha Sinchana Kannada
2007 Mantra Mantra Telugu Winner, Nandi Award for Best Actress
2008 Sundarakanda Pinky Telugu
2008 Bhale Dongalu Telugu Special appearance
2008 Michael Madana Kamaraju Archana Telugu
2008 Kausalya Supraja Rama Kausalya Telugu
2008 King Telugu Special appearance
2009 Laadam Angel Tamil
2009 Manorama Geetanjali Telugu
2009 Kavya's Diary Kavya Telugu
2009 Mahatma Telugu Special appearance
2010 Aagathan Shreya Malayalam
2010 Indhu Telugu
2010 Sye Aata Telugu
2010 Ragada Telugu Special appearance
2011 Mangala Mangala Telugu Nandi Special Jury Award
2011 Dongala Mutha Rani Telugu
2011 Nagaram Nidrapothunna Vela Niharika Telugu
2011 Bbuddah... Hoga Terra Baap Amrita / Amrutha[5] Hindi
2011 Mayagadu Vandana Chidambaram Telugu
2011 Dev S/o Mudde Gowda Kavya Kannada
2012 Thappana Mallika Malayalam
2012 Dhamarukam Telugu Special appearance
2012 Yaare Koogadali Kannada Special appearance
2013 Sevakudu Telugu
2013 Naayak Telugu Special appearance
2013 Zila Ghaziabad Sanika Hindi
2013 Saradaga Ammayitho Telugu Cameo appearance
2013 Prema Oka Maikam Mallika Telugu
2013 R... Rajkumar Hindi Special Appearance
2014 Rambha Urvasi Menaka Swathi Telugu Filming

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