Famous actress Jaya Prada turns 62, has ruled from South to Bollywood – Dainik Savera Times

Mumbai: Famous Bollywood actress Jaya Prada turned 62 today. Jaya Prada’s original name is Lalita Rani. He was born in a middle-class family on 03 April 1962 in Rajahmundry, a small village in Andhra Pradesh. His father Krishna was a distributor of Telugu films. Jayaprada was inclined towards dancing since childhood. His mother Neelavani saw his growing inclination towards dance and enrolled him to learn dance.

At the age of fourteen, Jayaprada got the opportunity to present a dance program in her school. Seeing this, a film director was very impressed with her and offered her to dance in his film Bhoomikosam but she rejected the offer. Later, on the insistence of her parents, Jayaprada
Accepted to dance in the film.

Jayaprada received only Rs 10 as remuneration for this film, but after seeing her three-minute dance, many film producers and directors of South India were impressed and offered her to work in their films, which she accepted. The year 1976 proved to be an important year in Jayaprada’s cinema career. This year he Balachandran’s Anthuleni Katha. Vishwanath’s Sri Sri Mubha and played the role of Sita in Sita Kalyanam, a large-scale religious film.

After the success of these films, Jayaprada managed to make her mark as an actress in South India. In the year 1977, another important film of Jayaprada’s cine career, Aadavi Ramadu, was released. Which set new records at the ticket window. In this film she played actor N.T. Worked with Rama Rao and reached the heights of fame. In the year 1979 K. Jayaprada also entered the Hindi film industry through the film Sargam, the Hindi remake of Vishwanath’s Sri Sri Muva.

After the success of this film, she managed to make her mark in the Hindi cinema world overnight and was also nominated for the Filmfare Award for Best Actress for her strong acting. After the success of Sargam, Jayaprada worked in films like Lok Parlok, Takkar, Worked in many second rate films like Taxi Driver and Pyaara Tarana but none of these films were successful at the ticket window. Meanwhile, Jayaprada continued to work in South Indian films.