Sabitha Anand

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Sabitha Anand
Nationality Indian
Occupation Film actor
Years active 1982-present

Sabitha Anand (Malayalam: സബിത ആനന്ദ്) is an Indian actress in Malayalam movies . She was one of the lead actress in 1980s. She is the daughter of J.A.R Anand, famous Malayalam actor of 1950s and 1960s.

Career

She made debut through Uppu in 1987 . She has acted as heroine for almost all lead actors such as Mammotty, Mohanlal, Ratheesh. She has acted more than 100 Malayalam films. She had acted in few Tamil, Kannada, Telugu movies as well. Later went on to supporting roles and Mother characters. She is concentrating on serials now.

Selected Filmography

Malayalam

  • 2013 72 Model
  • 2013 Annayum Rasoolum
  • 2011 Aazhakadal...Rosanna
  • 2008 Maya Bazar
  • 2007 Vinodayathra...Anupama's Mother
  • 2004 Yaanam
  • 2003 Chronic Bachelor...Saraswathi
  • 2001 Ee Parakkum Thalika...Lakshmi
  • 2001 Kinavu Pole
  • 1994 Vidheyan...Omana
  • 1994 Chukkan .... Sindhu
  • 1991 Bhoomika...Sarada
  • 1991 Parallel College....Radha
  • 1991 Kadalorakkaattu
  • 1990 Kalikkalam...Suhra
  • 1989 Chanakyan....Jessy
  • 1989 Ulsavapittennu...Indira
  • 1988 Dhwani...Kanakam
  • 1988 Bheekaran
  • 1988 Loose Loose Arappiri Loose...Shalini
  • 1987 Ithrayum Kalam...Sainaba
  • 1987 Manja Manthrangal...Lucie
  • 1987 Yaagagni
  • 1987 Kilipattu
  • 1987 Kaanan Kothichu
  • 1987 Janagalude Sradhakku
  • 1986 Njan Kathorthirikkum
  • 1986 Love Story
  • 1985 Kaiyum Thalayum Purathidaruthu....Singer
  • 1985 Vellarikka Pattanam
  • 1985 Nullinovikkathe
  • 1985 Scene No 7
  • 1985 Principal Olivil
  • 1985 Shaantham Bheekaram
  • 1985 Kaattuthee
  • 1985 Koodiyaattam
  • 1985 Maanyamahaajanangale
  • 1984Arante Mulla Kochu Mulla
  • 1984 Ariyaatha Veethikal...Ambili
  • 1984 Athirathram
  • 1984 Kanamarayathu...Mercy
  • 1984 Ente Kalithozhan
  • 1984 Chakkarayumma
  • 1984 Karimbu
  • 1984 Ente Upasana
  • 1984 Muthodu Muthu...Sulochana
  • 1984 Unaru....Mary
  • 1983 Mortuary
  • 1983 Ee Yugam
  • 1982 Thadakam
  • 1982 Ayudham

Tamil

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