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Saritha is a famous actress from India. She has acted in more than 150 films. She also works as a dubbing artist. This means she provides the voice for other actors. She has done this for over 200 films. She speaks many languages. These include Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada.

Saritha was very popular in the 1980s. She won many awards for her great skill. She received six Filmfare Awards. She also won six Nandi Awards. These are special prizes for film work. She won awards from the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka too.

She has done many different roles. In one film, she even shaved her head. She did this for a role about a person with cancer. She also changed her weight for a role in 2005. This showed her talent for acting. After a long break, she came back to movies. She acted in the film Maaveeran in 2023. She also appeared on television in a show called Selvi.

Saritha was born as Abhilasha in Munipalle, Andhra Pradesh. She made her first film in 1978. That film was called Manchiki Sthanam Ledu. Later, she acted in Maro Charitra. This was a Telugu film directed by K. Balachander. She acted with the famous actor Kamal Haasan. She often worked with director Balachander in many Tamil films.

She is also a very talented voice artist. She has given her voice to many famous actresses. These include Nagma, Tabu, and Sushmita Sen. She also voiced actresses like Soundarya and Ramya Krishnan. She won four Nandi Awards for her voice work. One was for her work in the film Ammoru. She is a true star in many different languages.

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