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Gajala

Indian actress

Gajala (born Gazala Shaikh Khan) is an Indian former actress, who predominantly appeared in Telugu and Tamil languages films.

01Early and personal life

Gazala Shaikh Khan lived in Kuwait before her entry into the film industry. In 2010, she was reported to be in a romantic relationship with her costar Allari Naresh. She married Faisal Raza Khan in 2016.

02Career

Gajala once attempted suicide because of loneliness and depression. In an Interview with The Times of India, she said, "I don't see films as a career. Even when I started acting, I was doing films because I enjoy cinema. I never decided that I will do films till I'm 40 or 50 years old. I'm not struggling to work in cinema. If I get a good film, I'll be happy to do it. Otherwise, I'm not worried."

03Filmography

YearFilmRoleLanguageOther notes
2001Nalo Vunna PremaRaajiTelugu
Student No: 1Anjali
2002O ChinnadanaRamya Reddy
KalusukovalaniAnjali
AdrustamKeerthi Dhanraj
Allari RamuduRukmini
EzhumalaiAnjali NagalingamTamil
Bharatasimha ReddySanthiTelugu
UniversityShanmatiTamil
Thotti Gang Karate MallishwariTelugu
2003FoolsDeepti
VijayamUsha
Janaki Weds SriramJanaki
2004MalliswariMonalisaGuest appearance
JoreShaliniTamil
2005SravanamasamMaha LakshmiTelugu
RaamKarthikaayani MalaichamyTamil
Nuvvante NaakishtamRadhaTeluguGuest appearance
RakshasaKannada
2006Nee Venunda ChellamGeetha ViswanathanTamil
Emtan MaganDivya
MadrasiMeena
2007Speed TrackGouriMalayalam
2008Raman Thediya SeethaiThamizhisai NedumaranTamil
BhadradriPaapaTelugu
DuraiMeenaTamil
2010Rambabu Gadi PellamRambabu Gadi PellamTelugu
2011Money Money, More MoneyTrisha / Tirupathamma
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