Sarla Yeolekar - The Legend of Indian Cinema

India is the birthplace of the most beautiful actresses in the world. Bollywood has long overtaken both China and Hollywood in terms of film production. And although many actors of Indian cinema are world famous and very talented, actress Sarla Yeolekar occupies a special place in it. She can be called a true legend of Indian cinema. More details on her roles and creativity we will consider in this article.

Movie career

Actress Sarla Yeolekar was born in the city of Solapur in southwestern India. For the first time, she played a role in the movie a long time ago - in 1975. Her career in filmmaking began with the film Zinda Dil. Since then, she has performed several major roles, and also starred in television programs. Some of the films where Sarla played were at the box office and were loved by the audience in our country. Speaking about Sarl Yeolekar and films, we imagine a vivid combination of drama, melodrama, partly an action movie and even a musical, however, which is what most films made in Bollywood are. They are remembered to us by fabulous songs, perky dances, Indian brown-eyed beauties in saris, from which it is difficult to look away.

The actress adorned more than a dozen films. One of the most beloved films in our country with the participation of actress Sarla Yeolekar was Dance, dance (1987). The actress was remembered and loved by the audience as a singer with a tragic fate - Sita. Many remember her song “Teeth, Teeth”. In fairness, it is worth noting that the Indian singer named A. Chinai sang the song for actress Sarlu Yeolekar.

In the film Love, love, love (1989), she played Rome, the daughter of a successful businessman who has to overcome many difficult and dangerous obstacles, as well as confront her father in order to connect with her lover, poor Amit. The heyday of her professional career came in 1989, the period when Sarla starred in three films at once.

In 1996, the actress ended her career. The last was her role as Lali, which she played in the 1996 film Namak. The woman lives on to this day, and thanks to outstanding achievements in the field of cinema, in 2015, actress Sarla Yeolekar was awarded in her own country.

Filmography Sarla Yeolekar

In total, the actress starred in seventeen films, but in one of them her name is not indicated in the credits. Not all of them are familiar to the Russian audience.

1. Zinda Dil, filmed in 1975.
2. "Jai and Vijay" (1977).
3. The Oath (1977).
4. "The Big Game" (1979), does not appear in credits.
5. Zaakol (1980).
6. Naag Pancham (1981).
7. "Wealth" (1982).
8. Insaaf Kaun Karega (1984).
9. "Dance, dance" (1987).
10. Commando (1988).
11. "Young and the Bold" (1988).
12. "Play with Fire" (1989).
13. Doosra Kanoon (TV movie) (1989).
14. "Love, love, love" (1989).
15. Friendship and Fate (1991).
16. The Solution (1992).
17. "Love Shocks" (1994).
18. Namak (1996).

Actress Sarla Yeolekar has firmly taken her place in Indian cinema, she remains one of the favorite actresses.