Saranya Ponvannan
Saranya Ponvannan (born Sheela Christina) is an Indian actress who predominantly appears in Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam and a few Kannada language films. She also acted in one Hindi movie Chup: Revenge of the Artist in 2022. Saranya made her acting debut in a lead role in Mani Ratnam's Nayakan (1987) and went on to play lead roles from 1987 to 1996.
Also recorded as Sheela Christina Raj
Saranya Ponvannan

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- Name
- Saranya Ponvannan
- Birth Name
- Sheela Christina
- Birthplace
- Chennai, Tamil Nadu
- Occupation
- Actress
- Spouse
- Ponvannan (m. 1995)
- Born
- 1970 · Alappuzha.
- Nationality
- India
- Education
- Women's Christian College and Chennai
- Honours
- Filmfare Awards South · National Film Award for Best Actress
- Languages
- Malayalam
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Saranya Ponvannan (born Sheela Christina) is an Indian actress who predominantly appears in Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam and a few Kannada language films. She also acted in one Hindi movie Chup: Revenge of the Artist in 2022. Saranya made her acting debut in a lead role in Mani Ratnam's Nayakan (1987) and went on to play lead roles from 1987 to 1996.
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Biography
Biography
Following an eight-year sabbatical, she returned to films in 2003 as a character actor roles. In her career spanning around over 25 years she had won a number of accolades including one National Film Award, two Tamil Nadu State Film Awards and five Filmfare Award South.
Key facts
Key facts
• Name — Saranya Ponvannan • Birth Name — Sheela Christina • Birthplace — Chennai, Tamil Nadu • Years Active — 1987–1996 (films) 2000 (television) 2003–present (films) • Occupation — Actress • Spouse — Ponvannan (m. 1995) • Children — 2 • Parents — A. B. Raj (Father)
Career
Career
Saranya made her Tamil debut in Mani Ratnam's production Nayakan, as the female lead opposite Kamal Haasan in 1987. She made her first Telugu appearance in 1989 film Neerajanam; her Malayalam debut was in the same year with the film Artham starring opposite Mammootty. In 1996, she made her Kannada debut with Appaji. After 1996, she quit from acting. In 2000 she appeared playing the lead role in the comedy television series, Veettukku Veedu Lootty, and subsequently accepted some supporting roles in other projects. During 2006 she appeared in family-drama serial Mugangal, which aired on Sun TV. After a break from films she made a comeback in 2003 Tamil film Alai opposite Raghuvaran as Silambarasan 's mother. Since then she has been noted for her "mother" roles in films most notably Raam, Thavamai Thavamirundhu and Em Magan in the mid-2000s. Her performance as Veerayi, a widowed mother torn between love and possessiveness, in the 2010 film Thenmerku Paruvakaatru – her 100th release – earned her the National Film Award for Best Actress. Her major breakthrough was 2005 Tamil film Thavamai Thavamirundhu after which she established herself as a prominent and leading actress in South India. As of 2017, she was one of the highest paid character actresses in the south Indian film industry. In 2014, she launched Design & School of Fashion Technology (DSOFT), a fashion institute at Virugamakkam, Chennai. She has also played the role of villain in Achamindri (2016). In 2017, she had only three releases. She starred in the sequel of 2014 Tamil film Velaiyilla Pattathari, reprising the role of Bhuvana, in a cameo appearance. The character had died in the original film, but the filmmakers wanted her to appear in the sequel, because of her part in the former's success. Her second venture was with Vishnu Vishal in the film Katha Nayagan, playing the mother of Vishnu Vishal. Later she starred in Magalir Mattum, a women-centric film, in which she played alongside Jyothika, Oorvasi and Bhanupriya. In 2018, she was first seen in comedy-family drama Mannar Vagaiyara as Vemal's mother; her comedy timing was well received, however Itly was released and opened to negative reviews. Later she was seen in Vijay Sethupathi's Junga and Nayanthara's Kolamavu Kokila as the mother of Kokila who although affected by lung cancer, assists her daughter in smuggling cocaine. She took on the role of Vishalavva, mother to Kiccha Sudeepa's character in Kannada movie The Villain directed by Prem in 2018. Later she was seen in Madhupal's Malayalam thriller drama Oru Kuprasidha Payyan playing Chembammal. She signed to reprise the role of Lakshmi in Kalavani 2. Her first Telugu release of the year was Gang Leader where she played the lead role Varalakshmi alongside Nani, Lakshmi, Kartikeya Gummakonda, Priyanka Arul Mohan among others. After a brief hiatus because of COVID-19 Pandemic, her first release was through OTT in 2021 was Bhoomi alongside Jayam Ravi. Critics cited that the talented actress was restricted to few insignificant scenes. Following Bhoomi, she had two other releases in 2021 - multistarer Telugu film Maha Samudharam and Sasikumar's MGR Magan.
Personal life
Personal life
Saranya was born in a Christian family in Chennai. She is the daughter of Malayalam film director A. B. Raj, who had directed over 75 films. Her family is from Alappuzha, Kerala. She married actor-director Ponvannan in 1995, who co-starred with her in Karuthamma (1994), and the couple has two daughters.
As playback singer
As playback singer
• Year — Film — Song — Language — Composer — Note • 2014 — Ennamo Nadakkudhu — "Meesa Kokku" — Tamil — Premgi Amaren — Debut as Singer • 2017 — Magalir Mattum — "Time Passukkosaram" — Tamil — Ghibran — Also lead actor
Television
Television
• Year — Television series — Channel — Notes • 1991 — Penn — DD Podhigai — Episode 7 (Lead) • 1992 — Ninaivu Kurippugal — Host • 2000-2003 — Veetuku Veedu Looty — Jaya TV — Meena (Lead role) 183 Episodes • 2006-2007 — Mugangal — Sun TV — Lead role 177 Episodes • 2022 — Amudhavum Annalakshmiyum — Zee Tamil — Herself (for promotion in promo) Along with Sneha, Sangeetha • Maari • Meenakshi Ponnungaa • 2024 — Nayanthara: Beyond the Fairytale — Netflix — Herself
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Chennai
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Alappuzha.
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Films
• Year — Film — Role — Language — Notes • |1987 — Nayakan — Neela — Tamil — Debut film • 1988 — Manasukkul Mathappu — Dr.Geetha — Tamil • En Jeevan Paduthu — Narmada — Tamil • Melam Kottu Thaali Kattu — Muthamma — Tamil • Sivapputhaali — Keerthana — Tamil • Dhaayam Onnu — Preetha — Tamil • 1989 — Andru Peytha Mazhaiyil — Preethi — Tamil • Sakalakala Sammandhi — Uma — Tamil • Karunguyil Kundram — Tamil • Neerajanam — Jaya — Telugu — Telugu Debut • Artham — Manasa — Malayalam — Malayalam Debut • 1990 — Anjali — Dr. Sheela — Tamil • Ulagam Pirandhadhu Enakkaga — Meena — Tamil • 1991 — Vanakkam Vathiyare — Sundari — Tamil • Naan Pudicha Mappillai — Lakshmi — Tamil • Ashwini — Telugu • Ganga — Telugu • Aakasha Kottayile Sultan — Mallika — Malayalam • Cheppukilukkana Changathi — Manikutty — Malayalam • Aanaval Mothiram — Annie — Malayalam • Ennum Nanmakal — Indu — Malayalam • 1992 — Agni Paarvai — Seetha — Tamil • Kottai Vaasal — Rekha — Tamil • Sahasam — Rekha — Telugu • 1993 — Dasarathan — Vasanthi — Tamil • Magrib — Aarifa — Malayalam • Journalist — Ranjini — Malayalam • Ente Sreekuttikku — Nandhini — Malayalam • Injakkadan Mathai & Sons — Beena — Malayalam • Aadarsam — Telugu • 1994 — Dollar — Lusie — Malayalam • Karuththamma — Ponnatha — Tamil • Seevalaperi Pandi — Velammal — Tamil • |1995 — Pasumpon — Malar — Tamil • 1996 — Appaji — Rekha — Kannada • Meendum Savithri — Uma — Tamil • Neti Savithri — Telugu • Boss — Kannada • Easwaramoorthy IN — Lathika — Malayalam • Samayakkondu Sullu — Rukmini — Kannada • 2003 — Alai — Nirmala — Tamil — Comeback film after marriage • Chantigadu — Savthriyamma — Telugu • 2004 — Varnajalam — Karthiga — Tamil • Arul — Arul 's sister — Tamil • Adhu — Meera's mother — Tamil • Chatrapathy — Saravanan's sister — Tamil • Ramakrishna — Ramakrishna's mother — Tamil • Meesai Madhavan — Devi — Tamil • Gomathi Nayagam — Tamil • 2005 — Ayodhya — Jameela — Tamil • Raam — Saradha — Tamil • Sivakasi — Kayalvizhi — Tamil • Thavamai Thavamirundhu — Saradha Muthiah — Tamil — Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – Tamil • 2006 — Emtan Magan — Selvi — Tamil — Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – Tamil Tamil Nadu State Film Best Supporting Actress Award • Thiruvilaiyaadal Aarambam — Thiru's mother — Tamil • Rakhi — Gowri's Mother — Telugu • Adaikalam — Kasthuri — Tamil • 2007 — Thirumagan — Jayakodi — Tamil • Jagadam — Seenu's mother — Telugu • Kireedam — Rajeshwari — Tamil • Pirappu — Kaliamman — Tamil • Vel — Saradha (Velu's & Vasu's Mother) — Tamil • Puli Varudhu — Ramesh's Mother — Tamil • 2008 — Pidichirukku — Stella — Tamil • Nenjadhai Killadhe — Vasanth's false mother — Tamil • Singakutty — Kathir's mother — Tamil • Vilaiyattu — Tamil • Kuruvi — Devi's sister-in-law /Koccha's Wife — Tamil • Pandi — Sivagami — Tamil • Ready — Pooja's younger maternal aunt — Telugu • Thenavattu — Vazhuvanthal — Tamil • Dindigul Sarathy — Saradha — Tamil • Ini Varum Kaalam — Aravind's mother — Tamil • 2009 — Yavarum Nalam — Shanti, Manohar's Mother — Tamil • Colours — Dr. Rajalakshmi — Malayalam • Vanam Partha Seemayile — Tamil • 2010 — Police Quarters — Jayamma — Kannada • Bayam Ariyaan — Saraswathi — Tamil • Pulliman — Yashoda Panicker — Malayalam • Kalavani — Lakshmi Ramasamy — Tamil — Ananda Vikatan Awards for Best Supporting Actress Tamil Nadu State Film Best Supporting Actress Award • Guru Sishyan — Mahalakshmi — Tamil • Magane En Marumagane — Ponnarasi's Mother — Tamil • Thambikku Indha Ooru — Mrs.Kumaraswamy — Tamil • Vedam — Padma — Telugu • Puli — Puli's mother — Telugu — Nominated, Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress - Telugu • Naane Ennul Illai — Janaki — Tamil • Yaksha — Yaksha's mother — Kannada • Thenmerku Paruvakaatru — Veerayi — Tamil — National Film Award for Best Actress Vijay Award for Best Supporting Actress Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress - Tamil Norway Tamil Film Festival Award for Best Supporting Actress Edison Award for Best Supporting Actress • 2011 — Muthukku Muthaaga — Pechi — Tamil • Vaanam — Lakshmi — Tamil • Sadhurangam — Analaar's wife — Tamil • Maharaja — Seetha — Tamil • 2012 — Oru Kal Oru Kannadi — Shenbagam — Tamil — Norway Tamil Film Festival Award for Best Supporting Actress Nominated, Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress - Tamil Nominated, Vijay Award for Best Supporting Actress • Chaarulatha — Chaaru & Latha's Mother — Tamil • Kannada • Thaandavam — Sivakumar's Mother — Tamil • Neerparavai — Mary — Tamil — Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress - Tamil SIIMA for Best Actress in a Supporting Role • 2013 — Vatthikuchi — Sakthi's mother — Tamil • Kutti Puli — Deivanai — Tamil — Nominated, SIIMA for Best Actress in a Supporting Role • All in All Azhagu Raja — Meenakshi — Tamil • Suvadugal — Tamil • 2014 — Idhu Kathirvelan Kadhal — Yasothammal — Tamil • Naan Sigappu Manithan — Sumathi — Tamil • Ennamo Nadakkudhu — Vijay's mother — Tamil — Ananda Vikatan Awards for Best Supporting Actress • Manam — Seetharamudu's mother — Telugu • Pappali — Tamil • Velaiyilla Pattathari — Bhuvana — Tamil — SIIMA for Best Supporting Actress Tamil Ananda Vikatan Awards for Best Supporting Actress Nominated, Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress - Tamil Nominated, Vijay Award for Best Supporting Actress Nominated, Norway Tamil Film Festival Award for Best Supporting Actress • Amma Ammamma — Lakshmi — Tamil • 2016 — Bangalore Naatkal — Kannan's mother — Tamil • 24 — Sathyabhama — Tamil • Brahmotsavam — Babu's Aunt — Telugu • Remo — SK's Mother — Tamil • Kodi — Kodi's & Anbu's mother — Tamil — Nominated, Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress - Tamil • Achamindri — Rajalakhsmi — Tamil • 2017 — Velaiyilla Pattathari 2 — Bhuvana — Tamil • Katha Nayagan — Thambidurai's mother — Tamil • Magalir Mattum — Subbulakshmi Mangalamoorthy (Subbu) — Tamil • 2018 — Mannar Vagaiyara — Kalaiyarasi — Tamil • Itly — Inba — Tamil — Lead role • Junga — Junga's mother/ Don amma — Tamil • Marainthirunthu Paarkum Marmam Enna — Japan's mother — Tamil • Kolamavu Kokila — Kokila's mother — Tamil — Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – Tamil Nominated - SIIMA for Best Supporting Actress Tamil • The Villain — Vishalavva — Kannada • Oru Kuprasidha Payyan — Chembakaamal — Malayalam • 2019 — Kalavani 2 — Lakshmi — Tamil • Gang Leader — Varalakshmi — Telugu • 2021 — Bhoomi — Bhoominathan's mother — Tamil • Maha Samudhram — Arjun's mother — Telugu • MGR Magan — Rasathi — Tamil • 2022 — Etharkkum Thunindhavan — Kosalai — Tamil • Viruman — Muthulakshmi — Tamil • Chup: Revenge of the Artist — Nila's Mother — Hindi — (Bollywood cinema) debut • Varalaru Mukkiyam — Malar — Tamil — | • Aruvaa Sanda — Valli — Tamil • 2023 — Kushi — Rajalakshmi — Telugu • Conjuring Kannapan — Lakshmi — Tamil • 2024 — Mazhai Pidikkatha Manithan — Rathnam, Burma’s mother — Tamil • Brother — Hemamalini Sivagurunathan — Tamil • 2025 — Nilavuku En Mel Ennadi Kobam — Ponni — Tamil • Bun Butter Jam — Lalitha — Tamil • Padaiyaanda Maaveeraa — Kalyani — Tamil • Bha. Bha. Ba. — Vavamani — Malayalam • Gangster Granny — Tamil — Filming
Awards
• National Film Awards • 2011—Best Actress for Thenmerku Paruvakaatru • Tamil Nadu State Film Awards • 2006 – Best Supporting Actress for Em Magan • 2010 – Best Supporting Actress for Kalavani • Filmfare Awards Winnings: • 2005 – Winner—Best Supporting Actress for Thavamai Thavamirundhu • 2006 – Winner—Best Supporting Actress for Em Magan • 2011 – Winner—Best Supporting Actress for Thenmerku Paruvakaatru • 2012 – Winner—Best Supporting Actress for Neerparavai • 2019 - Winner- Best Supporting Actress for Kolamavu Kokila Nominations: • 2005 - Nominated- Best Supporting Actress - Tamil for Raam • 2012 - Nominated- Best Supporting Actress - Tamil for Oru Kal Oru Kannadi • 2010 – Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress - Telugu for Puli • 2014 – Nominated–Best Supporting Actress - Tamil for Velaiyilla Pattathari • 2016 – Nominated–Best Supporting Actress - Tamil for Kodi • South Indian International Movie Awards • 2013 – Winner—Best Actress in a Supporting Role for Neerparavai • 2014 – Nominated–Best Actress in a Supporting Role for Kutti Puli • 2015 – Winner—Best Actress in a Supporting Role for Velaiyilla Pattathari • 2019 – Nominated–Best Actress in a Supporting Role for Kolamavu Kokila • Ananda Vikatan Awards • 2010 – Winner–Best Supporting Actress for Kalavani • 2014 – Winner–Best Supporting Actress for Ennamo Nadakkudhu & Velaiyilla Pattathari • Vijay Awards • 2011 – Winner—Best Supporting Actress for Thenmerku Paruvakaatru • 2013 - Nominated—Best Supporting Actress for Oru Kal Oru Kannadi • 2015 – Nominated–Best Supporting Actress for Velaiyilla Pattathari • Norway Tamil Film Festival Awards • 2011 - Winner-Best Supporting Actress for Thenmerku Paruvakaatru • 2013 - Winner-Best Supporting Actress for Oru Kal Oru Kannadi • 2014 - Nominated-Best Supporting Actress forVelaiyilla Pattathari • Edison Awards • 2011 - Winner-Best Supporting Actress for Thenmerku Paruvakaatru • JFW Awards • 2014 - Women Achiever of the year • 2025 - Best On Screen Mother of Tamil Cinema • JFW Movie Awards • 2019 - Best Supporting Actress for Kolamavu Kokila
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