Silk Smitha (December 2, 1960 – September 23, 1996) was a star of
South Indian cinema during the 1980s. Born into a poor family in
Eluru of Andhra Pradesh Silk went on to star in over 200 Tamil,
Malayalam, Telugu , Kannada and a few Hindi films.
She was named Vijayalakshmi at birth but at an early age changed
her name to Smitha. After her first Tamil movie Vandi Chakkaram
(The wheel) in 1979, Smitha began calling herself Silk after the bar
girl part she played in the movie. At the age of nine Smitha left school
after the fourth standard determined to become a film star and
moved in with her aunt in Madras, the then centre of South Indian film
industry.
Her dance numbers and her bold performances in films like
Moondram Pirai have made her the ultimate symbol of sensuality in
Tamil and Telugu cinema.
Silk committed suicide in her house, in Madras.
South Indian cinema during the 1980s. Born into a poor family in
Eluru of Andhra Pradesh Silk went on to star in over 200 Tamil,
Malayalam, Telugu , Kannada and a few Hindi films.
She was named Vijayalakshmi at birth but at an early age changed
her name to Smitha. After her first Tamil movie Vandi Chakkaram
(The wheel) in 1979, Smitha began calling herself Silk after the bar
girl part she played in the movie. At the age of nine Smitha left school
after the fourth standard determined to become a film star and
moved in with her aunt in Madras, the then centre of South Indian film
industry.
Her dance numbers and her bold performances in films like
Moondram Pirai have made her the ultimate symbol of sensuality in
Tamil and Telugu cinema.
Silk committed suicide in her house, in Madras.
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[edit] Biography
Silk Smitha was born into a poor family in Eluru of Andhra Pradesh. She was named Vijayalaxmi at birth but at an early age changed her name to Smitha. After
her first Tamil movie Vandi Chakkaram (The wheel) in 1979, Smitha began calling herself Silk after the bar girl part she played in the movie. At the age of nine
Smitha left school after the fourth standard determined to become a film star and moved in with her aunt in Madras, the then centre of South Indian film
industry.[1] Silk committed suicide in her house, in Madras.[2]
[edit] Career
Silk Smitha went on to star in over 200 Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu , Kannada and a few Hindi films. Her dance numbers and her bold performances in films like
Moondru Mugam have made her the ultimate symbol of sensuality in Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu cinema. Her item numbers in films ike Amaran was also
celebrated at the box office. Some film critics, hisorians and journalists has reffered to her as a soft porn actress.[3] One of her films - Layanam - has earned a
cult status in the Indian adult film indistry, and was remade as Reshma ki Jawani.[4] Her most respected film is Moondram Pirai, remade as Sadma.[5]
Silk Smitha was born into a poor family in Eluru of Andhra Pradesh. She was named Vijayalaxmi at birth but at an early age changed her name to Smitha. After
her first Tamil movie Vandi Chakkaram (The wheel) in 1979, Smitha began calling herself Silk after the bar girl part she played in the movie. At the age of nine
Smitha left school after the fourth standard determined to become a film star and moved in with her aunt in Madras, the then centre of South Indian film
industry.[1] Silk committed suicide in her house, in Madras.[2]
[edit] Career
Silk Smitha went on to star in over 200 Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu , Kannada and a few Hindi films. Her dance numbers and her bold performances in films like
Moondru Mugam have made her the ultimate symbol of sensuality in Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu cinema. Her item numbers in films ike Amaran was also
celebrated at the box office. Some film critics, hisorians and journalists has reffered to her as a soft porn actress.[3] One of her films - Layanam - has earned a
cult status in the Indian adult film indistry, and was remade as Reshma ki Jawani.[4] Her most respected film is Moondram Pirai, remade as Sadma.[5]
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