Sudha Rani is an Indian actress in Kannada film industry. She has featured in several commercial and critically acclaimed films in Kannada, Malayalam, Telugu and Tamil.
Some of her notable films include Anand (1986), Panchama Veda (1989), Mysooru Mallige (1992), Mannina Doni (1992), Anuraga Sangama (1995) and Sparsha (2000) among others. She has so far twice won the Filmfare Awards and Karnataka State Film Awards for her performances.
Sudharani was born to Gopalakrishna and Nagalakshmi. She began modelling in print ads at the age of three. Her mother enrolled her in dance classes at age five. Rani is a Kuchipudi and Bharata Natyam dancer.
Rani began her acting career as a child in the 1978 film Kiladi Kittu. In 1989 she has acted in her 1st film which is Tamil and after a gap of 3 years she has made her debut in the film (In Tamil): Vasantakala paravai and that was a hit... Following the same she has acted in 10 more Tamil films and in all these films she was credited as shali... She speaks Tamil very fluently... She subsequently appeared in Ranganayaki, directed by Puttanna Kanagal. She was noticed by the spouse of actor and singer Rajkumar in a thread ceremony video at the age of 12. Rajkumar selected her to be the heroine of the film Anand. She went on to appear in such films as Mana Mechida Hudugi, Samara, Aasegobba Meesegobba, Anna Tangi, and Midida Shruthi. She paired with Ramesh Aravind in over eight films, including Panchama Veda, Shrigandha, Aragini, and Anuraga Sangama. Rani dominated the Kannada film industry in the 1990s.
Comin' in easy on the sea train.
Walkin' out under the fog again,
And the sky don't explain
If I'm up or across or down, town around just like then.
The neon screen will never know when.
Be quiet or dream,
And just not crowd the scenes
Of my mind's sound.
I'm goin' under and comin' on out
To see you again.
My mind's been wanderin', but I'm about
To meet you again.
The rhythm of hearts plays in my veins
Like some long-gone lonesome sea train.
I'm only sure that the weather would break if I did.
They'll come easy, then go glad.
Your child at the window says the rain don't look sad,
And you ask me who's mad
As you show me your lost and found.
Down, you're bound again.
With your fan, my fire turns to wind
Your glass fills mine with sand,
You shout, "I'm not your land!"
And I hear the ground.
I'm a weeping shadows, feeling like a willow
Bearing Martha's flower; as the sun comes, I come.
Far across the street, clear across the stream,
The sun shall come.
If you're in a tree and the forest falls, who hears you?
[musical interlude]
And the hills meet the wind, making dew.
We see us again.
As the sun behind clouds, breaking through,
We're gonna meet them again.
The rhythm of hearts plays through my veins
Like some long-gone lonesome sea train.
Rain in the meadow beats the river to the ocean.