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The late Indira Gandhi was a popular national figure in India with a penchant for shopping and a love for all things royal and elegant. Among the first notable personalities of Indian politics, who loved high-class jewelry, Soundarya was a person close to her heart due to her extensive knowledge of Indian jewelry and her contacts with various jewelry manufacturers in the colonial era. Soundarya was a major player in the world of Indian fashion and jewelry during the late decades of the twentieth century.

Soundarya Sowmya also is known by her stage title Soundarya, was a prominent South Indian actor who worked primarily in Tamil, Kannada as well as Telugu movies during the period of her career. She had a very famous role in the hit tamil movie Baahubali, which was a box office hit in India. She later went on to act in several other Tamil films and Telugu movies, where she displayed her fine acting skills. She has also been seen in a number of Telugu movies, Jairam Rana’s Baahubali, Dangal, and Mankatha. In 2021, she won the National Film Award for best actress for the film Dweepa in the nationalities – Tamil and Malayalam.

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Soundarya Sowmya, first appeared in her first film Dweepa, in 1970, as the villainous character Gorgi. The role was initially played by S.S. Rajamouli, who had originated from Kannada state in South India. Rajamouli changed his name to Soundarya Sowmya after appearing in some more Telugu and Kamaraj film. He later went on to star in a number of films in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.

Soundarya’s first film in this genre was titled Apmanayil, which was directed by S.S. Rajamouli. It is largely remembered for its steamy romance, set against the backdrop of simmering tensions between the erstwhile British colonizers and the newly established Indian Nationalists. The film depicts how Soundarya rises to prominence in society and is instrumental in changing the course of events. Another important milestone in her filmography was the release of her first all-star feature in 1971, titled Ashiya Devar, which was opposite Madhubala. The movie was a flop, but helped her reputation grow considerably.

In recent times, many news portals have begun publishing Soundarya’s biography on the web. Many followers of independent cinema are also taking to social networking sites to catch up with the actor and her works. This has led to a plethora of blogs, articles and photographs chronicling the life and works of the great female artist. A search in the popular social networking site Twitter for Soundarya biography will yield a plethora of results, as people try to connect with the late boundary and convey their condolences.

Some interesting posts include a quote from Ravi Bhargava by B.K.S. Pillay; a quote from Hindi Movie “Arundhati” alongside P.S. Sundaram’s “Papulkkinum”, which features Sundaram along with Yash Chopra; the late Dr. K.S. Subramanian’s “Shodh” which depicts Subramanian as a super-star alongside Rajinikanth; and a postscript to the movie “Beneath the Ground, funded by Sony”.