Sadha

Born Sadaf Mohammed Syed

February 17, 1984 (1984-02-17) (age 26)

Ratnagiri, Maharashtra, India

Other names Sada

Height : 5`4

Actress Born : 17th February Sadha alias Sadaf Mohammed Syed debuted in the Telugu film ‘Jayam’ (2002) while she was doing her engineering at SNDT College, Mumbai. This trained Kathak dancer was introduced to Tamil films with the remake of ‘Jayam’. Sada received best newcomer Filmfare award 2002. She, a Pune based Bohra Muslim won the hearts of Telugu and Tamil audiences with her charming looks and glorious smile. The super success of the Tamil film ‘Anniyan’ (2005) has boosted up her career straight to the top. Personal Sada was born to a Marathi Muslim family in Ratnagiri, Maharashtra. She attended school at Ratnagiri Sacred Hearts Convent and then went to Mumbai to continue her studies until she became an established actress. Career Sada appeared in the Tamil movie Anniyan, which is her most successful movie to date. Since then, she has appeared in a number of films across different movie industries in India, in different languages including . Monalisa in Kannada and Click in Hindi. She was also a part of Mani Ratnam’s stage show, Netru, Indru, Naalai alongside many other co-stars. Sadha Filmography 2011 – Malikarjuna ( Kannada ) 2010 – Nenu Tanu Aame ( Telugu ) 2010 – Click ( Hindi ) 2010 – Naan Aval Adhu ( Tamil ) 2010 – Mylari ( Kannada ) 2010 – Huduga Hudugi ( Kannada ) 2010 – Puli Vesham ( Tamil ) 2010 – Love Game ( Hindi ) 2010 – Sirf Romance: Love By Chance ( Hindi ) 2009 – A Aa E Ee (Athanu Aame Intalo Eeme) ( Telugu ) 2008 – Khallballi: Fun Unlimited ( Hindi ) 2008 – Novel ( Malayalam ) 2007 – Takkari ( Telugu ) 2007 – Classmates ( Telugu ) 2007 – Monalisa ( Malayalam ) 2007 – Neevalle Neevalle ( Telugu ) 2007 – Shankardada Zindabad ( Telugu ) 2007 – Unnale Unnale ( Tamil ) 2006 – Veerabhadra ( Telugu ) 2006 – Thirupathi ( Tamil ) 2006 – Chukkallo Chandrudu ( Telugu ) 2006 – Aparichit ( Hindi ) 2006 – Mohini 9886788888 ( Kannada ) 2005 – Anniyan ( Tamil ) 2005 – Aparichitudu ( Telugu ) 2005 – Priyasakhi ( Tamil ) 2005 – Avunanna Kadhanna ( Telugu ) 2004 – Varnajalam ( Tamil ) 2004 – Leela Mahal Center ( Telugu ) 2004 – Donga Dongadhi ( Telugu ) 2004 – Monalisa ( Kannada ) 2004 – Aethiree ( Tamil ) 2004 – Monalisa ( Telugu ) 2003 – Naaga ( Telugu ) 2003 – Pranam ( Telugu ) 2003 – Jayam ( Tamil ) 2002 – Jayam ( Telugu ) 2006 – Mohini ( Kannada ) 2005 – Avunannaa Kaadannaa ( Telugu ) 2004 – Mona Lisa ( Kannada )