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Umashree Biography is a fictional character who appears in an autobiography written by Umaid Bhaskar. Umashree was an Indian politician and actress. She is most famous for her role of political theater roles, speaking in the Kannada dialect, especially comic roles. She was awarded the National Film Award for Best Actress in the 2021 Kannada film Gulabi Talkies for her leading role as Gulabi, a female protagonist in a fictional film.

Umashree began her career in movies in the late seventies, where she played different comic roles, including Kalidasa in Kamal Amrohi’s Raavanan. She later went on to appear in Rajkumar Kohli’s Anarakali in 1980, where she again displayed her ability in comedy acting. After that she appeared in Sahoo! Bhai!, where she again displayed her comedic talents, and Mankatha, which Her Rajkumar Kohli had co-written, as well as appearing in an important part as an opposition leader in Rajya Surjewet’s movie.

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In the late eighties, Umashree began to appear more frequently in television shows, and by the mid-nineties she had established a body of work that made her well-known among the masses. She had achieved success after her first major role in Tamil movie ‘Nemesis’, in which she played an important character in the war between the Union government and the autonomy movement in Karnataka. The film was a box office hit in India and was remade in the US, though it was set to be a flop in the US. Umashree also appeared in Hindi movie ‘Bodhima’ as a pivotal character, and later in Kamal Amrohi’s ‘Aab ka Batam’. She also had a supporting role in Mani Ratnam’s Tamil movie ‘Eknogati’.

Umashree began working as an actress after Rajkumar Kohli’s death, and her first notable role was in the Hindi movie ‘Chupka tu Kaffana Hontu’. Though not too popular, it did make her famous in the Indian political scene. Some other movies in which she acted included ‘Chak De! India’, ‘Chak De! Mumbai’ and ‘Tribang’.

Umashree’s best actress award in both the British and Indian films was for the role of Shimla in the film ‘Tribang’. She has gone on to receive several other honors for her comic roles in Bollywood, most notably for ‘Ranjeerish’ in 1994, ‘Chak De! India’ in 1997, and ‘Chak De! Mumbai in 1999.

Umashree’s best actress award is incomplete without her contribution to Indian theater, most notably for her starring role in ‘ramsayant’. Her contributions to the theatre industry have been many, and over the course of her long and varied career she has achieved near legendary status in India’s cinema. She is one of few female characters in any Indian movie ever to be nominated for an Academy Award and was even nominated for four consecutive Academy Awards. She is the only woman to win the best actress award for four consecutive Academy Awards. A versatile and accomplished actress who has made Indian and British films alike, Umashree is a true leading lady whose films have won multiple prizes at various international film festivals and have consistently retained a strong fan following.