Sujitha Height, Age, Husband, Children, Family, Biography

Some Lesser Known Facts About Sujitha

• In 1983, when Sujitha made her TV debut with the Tamil film titled ‘Abbhas,’ she was only 41 days old.

• In the same year, she was cast in the Tamil romantic comedy film titled ‘Mundhanai Mudichu’ in which she played the character of Raja (Vaathiyar’s son). Sujitha was just 6 months old when she was cast in this film.
  

  6 months old Sujitha (in the lap) in a still from the Tamil film titled ‘Mundhanai Mudichu’ (1983)

• In 1984, Sujitha was cast in the Malayalam film titled ‘Piriyilla Naam’ in which she played the character of Young Sreedevi.
  

  The poster of the Malayalam film titled ‘Piriyilla Naam’ (1984)

• In 1987, she was cast in the Telugu thriller film titled ‘Pasivadi Pranam’ in which she played the character of Raja.
  

  The poster of the Telugu film titled ‘Pasivadi Pranam’ (1987)

• In the same year, Sujitha was cast in the Kannada film titled ‘Jeevana Jyothi’ in which she played the character of Murthy’s daughter.
  

  The poster of the Kannada film titled ‘Jeevana Jyothi’ (1987)

• In 1988, Sujitha was cast in the Hindi action thriller film titled ‘Hatya’ which was a remake of the Malayalam film titled ‘Poovinu Puthiya Poonthennal’ (1986). She played the character of Raja in the film.
  

  Sujitha (wearing blue) in a still from the Hindi film titled ‘Hatya’ (1988)

• In 1998, she was cast in the Malayalam romantic comedy film titled ‘Summer in Bethlehem’ which was inspired by the two American movies titled ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ (1971) and ‘Come September’ (1961). Sujitha played the character of Ravishankar’s cousin in the film.
  

  The poster of the Malayalam film titled ‘Summer in Bethlehem’ (1998)

• In 1999, Sujitha was cast in the Tamil soap opera titled ‘Ganga Yamuna Saraswati’ which aired on Raj TV. She played the character of Manju/Narmada in the TV serial.
  

  The poster of the Tamil TV series titled ‘Ganga Yamuna Saraswati’ (1999)

• In 2001, she was cast in the Malayalam TV serial titled ‘Swayamvaram’ in which she played the character of Sindu.

• In 2002, Sujitha was cast in the Malayalam TV serial titled ‘Idavazhiyile Poocha Mindapoocha’ which was telecast on the Asianet TV channel.

• In 2008, she was cast in the Telugu TV serial titled ‘Aadivaram Adavallaku Selavu Kavali’ in which she played the character of Shanthi. The serial was telecast on GeminiTV.
  

  Sujitha in a still from the Telugu TV series titled ‘Aadavari Matalaku Arthale Verule’ (2015)

• In 2007, Sujitha was cast as a judge for the Malayalam dance reality television series titled ‘Super Dancer’ which aired on Amrita TV.

• In 2014, Sujitha anchored the Tamil children’s game show titled ‘Odi Vilayadu Mummy’ which aired on Puthuyugam TV.
  

  Sujitha (right) in a still from the Tamil children’s game show titled ‘Odi Vilayadu Mummy’ (2014)

• In 2015, Sujitha was cast in the Telugu TV series titled ‘Aadavari Matalaku Arthale Verule’ in which she played the character of Akshaya. The serial was telecast on GeminiTV.

• In the same year, she judged seasons 2 and 3 of the Malayalam family game show titled ‘Veruthe Alla Bharya’ which was telecast on the Mazhavil Manorama. In the middle of season 3, Sujitha was replaced by Reshmi Soman.
  

  The poster of season 3 of the Malayalam family game show titled ‘Veruthe Alla Bharya’ (2015)

• In 2017, Sujitha participated in the Tamil reality show titled ‘Mrs. Chinnathirai’ which aired on Star Vijay. Sujitha won the show.
  

  Sujitha (left) in a still from the Tamil reality show titled ‘Mrs. Chinnathirai’ (2017)

• In 2018, Sujitha was cast in the Tamil soap opera titled ‘Pandian Stores’ in which she played the character of Dhanalakshmi aka Dhanam. The series was telecast on Star Vijay.
  

  Sujitha (top left) on the poster of the Tamil TV series titled ‘Pandian Stores’ (2018)

• In the same year, she was cast as one of the judges for the Tamil matchmaking reality television show titled ‘Enga Veetu Mapillai’ which was premiered on Colors Tamil.
  

  The poster of the Tamil matchmaking reality show titled ‘Enga Veetu Mapillai’ (2018)

• Sujitha has been part of many Malayalam TV series and some of them are ‘Kaanaakkinaavu’ (2006), ‘Pookkalam’ (2007), ‘Devimahathmyam’ (2008), ‘Sreemahabhagavatham’ (2010), and ‘Kumarasambhavam’ (2018).
  

  Sujitha in a still from the Malayalam TV series titled ‘Kumarasambhavam’ (2018)

• In 2021, she was cast in the Tamil anthology film titled ‘Ainthu Unarvugal’ which consisted of five short film segments based on the stories of R. Chudamani.
  

  Sujitha (right) in a still from the Tamil anthology film titled ‘Ainthu Unarvugal’ (2021)

• In the same year, Sujitha dubbed her voice for the actress Malavika Mohanan for the Tamil action drama film titled ‘Master.’
  

  The poster of the Tamil film titled ‘Master’ (2021)

• In 2024, Sujitha participated in the fifth season of the Tamil reality cooking TV show titled ‘Cooku with Comali 5’ which was telecast on Star Vijay.
  

  Tamil reality cooking show titled ‘Cooku with Comali 5’ (2024)

• Sujitha has been part of many Tamil films and some of them are ‘Poovizhi Vasalile’ (1987), ‘Naan Pesa Ninaipathellam’ (1993), ‘Kaatrukkenna Veli’ (2001), ‘Amma Ammamma’ (2014), and ‘Kottampatti Thodakka Palli’ (2014).
  

  Sujitha (left) on the first day of shoot of the Tamil film titled ‘Kottampatti Thodakka Palli’ (2014)

• Sujitha has been part of many Malayalam films and some of them are ‘Kaalathinte Sabhdam’ (1987), ‘Sindoora Rekha’ (1995), ‘Ingane Oru Nilapakshi’ (2000), ‘Palnati Brahmanayudu’ (2003), and ‘Aayirathil Oruvan’ (2009).
  

  Sujitha in a still from the Malayalam film titled ‘Ingane Oru Nilapakshi’ (2000)

• Sujitha has been part of many Telugu films and some of them include ‘Pudhu Yugam’ (1985), ‘Chandamama Raave’ (1987), ‘Manchi Kutumbam’ (1989), ‘Jai Chiranjeeva’ (2005), and ‘Gowri Kalyana Vaibhogame’ (2012).
  

  Sujitha (centre) on the poster of the Telugu film titled ‘Gowri Kalyana Vaibhogame’ (2012)

• Sujitha has been part of many Kannada films and some of them are ‘Aapadbandhava’ (1987), ‘Sundara Kanda’ (1999), and ‘Vamshakkobba’ (2002).
  

  Sujitha (second from right) in a still from the Kannada film titled ‘Sundara Kanda’ (1999)