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Shanoor Sana

Shanoor Sana Begum, known mononymously as Sana, is an Indian actress, television personality, and former model who primarily works in Telugu cinema. She has also appeared in a few Kannada and Tamil films. Known for her supporting roles, Sana has acted in over 200 films across South Indian languages.

Biography

She was born to a Christian father and Muslim mother in Hyderabad, Telangana. She was married to Sadath at her teenage even before completing her studies. Her son Syed Anwar Ahmed is a filmmaker and her daughter-in-law Sameera Sherief is a television actress.

Career

She initially pursued her career in modelling. She got the opportunity in film acting from director Krishna Vamsi while she was busy with television and modelling assignments. Director Krishna Vamsi was in search for a suitable actress to play the supporting role in his 1996 film Ninne Pelladatha and signed Sana to play the supporting role and it eventually marked her acting debut. The film was acclaimed and was a successful venture at the box office which starred Nagarjuna in the lead role.

Since then she appeared mostly in Telugu films as supporting actress. Her performance was praised in the role of Kaikeyi in the 2011 film Sri Rama Rajyam and was also critically acclaimed for her performance for the negative role in the 2011 film Rajapattai. In 2016, she played a vamp in the Kannada film Silk Sakkath Maga. In 2018, she made her television acting debut with Tamil soap opera Ponmagal Vanthal.

In May 2020, she started her own YouTube channel teaching cooking methods along with her daughter-in-law Sameera Sherief.

Filmography

Telugu

Kannada

Tamil

Malayalam

Hindi

Television

  • Devi Bhagavatham (Mythology) Gemini TV.2004
  • Pranaya Prabandham (Leading Lady) DD Hyderabad-1994
  • Halahalam (ACP Goutami) DD Hyderabad-1996
  • Ananda Dhara (Rani Rudrama Devi) DD Hyderabad-1996
  • Jeevitham (female lead's mom) Etv
  • Chakravakam (Hema)
  • Ponmagal Vanthal (2018–2020) as Rajeshwari
  • Adi Parashakti
  • Siri Siri Muvvalu (2019–2020)
  • Aravinda Sametha (2020–2021)

References