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Sanusha

Indian actress

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Sanusha Santhosh is an Indian actress who works predominantly in Malayalam cinema. She started her career as a child artist to leading actress and supporting character roles. She also appears in some Tamil, Telugu and Kannada films too.

01Early life

Sanusha was born in Pallikunnu, Kannur to Usha and Santhosh. She has studied at Sreepuram School, Pallikunnu Kannur. After her graduation in BCom from SN College, Kannur, she did MA in Sociology at St. Teresa's College. She also completed MSc in Global Mental Health & Society from University of Edinburgh, Scotland. Sanusha has a younger brother Sanoop Santhosh, who is a child artist, known for his acting in Philips and the Monkey Pen.

02Career

After performing in television serials, Sanusha started her film career in 2000 at the age of 5 with the movie Dada Sahib. She became a star in Malayalam films as baby Sanusha giving stellar performances in Meesa Madhavan, Kaazhcha, Mampazhakkalam etc. She won the Kerala State Film Award for Best Child Artist in 2004 for her performances in Kaazhcha and Soumyam. She debuted as a heroine in Tamil film Naalai Namadhe followed by demure roles in Renigunta, Nandhi and Eththan. In Malayalam she debuted as heroine opposite Dileep in Mr.Marumakan. In the Malayalam movie, Kuttiyum Kolum Sanusha acted against the midget actor Guinness Pakru, the role gave her rave reviews. In Tamil film Alex Pandian she did an item song with Karthi.

Sanusha won a Special Jury Mention at the 2013 Kerala State Film Awards for Zachariayude Garbhinikal.

03Filmography

Key
Denotes films that have not yet been released
List of Sanusha film credits
Year Film Role Language Notes
2000Dada SahibYoung AyishaMalayalamDebut film as child artist
2001Saivar ThirumeniKrishnapriya
KarumadikkuttanJanutty
RaavanaprabhuYoung Janaki
MeghamalharMalu
Ee Parakkum ThalikaYoung Gayathri
KasiYounger LakshmiTamil
2002KanmashiKanmashi's friendMalayalam
Meesa MadhavanYoung Rugmini
Sundhara TravelsYoung GayathriTamilScenes reused from Ee Parakkum Thalika
Krishna PakshakkilikalRajiMalayalam
2003Ente Veedu AppuvinteyumTeena
War and LoveMini
MalsaramPonnus
2004Manjupoloru PenkuttiKani
KaazhchaAmbilyWinner, Kerala State Film Award for Best Child Artist
SoumyamDaughterWinner, Kerala State Film Award for Best Child Artist
MaampazhakkaalamMallu
2006BangaramVindhya ReddyTelugu
Keerthi ChakraKashmiri ChildMalayalam
2007Chotta MumbaiMercey
2008BheemaaSujiTamil
2009ReniguntaUnnamed mute girl
Naalai NamadheShanthi
2011NandhiKarthiga
EththanSelvi
2012Mr. MarumakanRajalakshmiMalayalamDebut as Lead Actress
IdiotsAthira
GeniusSriTelugu
2013Alex PandianSnehaTamil
Kuttiyum KolumInduMalayalam
Zachariayude GarbhinikalSairaNominated, Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress, Malayalam
3rd South Indian International Movie Awards for Best Actress in a Supporting Role
2014Sapthamashree ThaskarahaAnnamma
2015MiliAnupama
NirnnayakamArya
2016VettahUma Sathyamoorthi
Oru Murai Vanthu ParthayaAshwathy
Santheyalli Nintha KabiraLoyiKannada
2017KodiveeranParvathiTamil
2019JerseyJournalist RamyaTelugu
2023Jaladhara Pumpset Since 1962ChippiMalayalam
TBA Marathakam TBAPost Production
TBA Liquor Island TBAPost Production

04Television career

List of Sanusha television credits
Year Title Role Channel Notes
Fnsa The GreatTV serial
(Child Artist)
2004SwapnamYoung GouriAsianet
2005OrmaPavithraAsianet
2006UnniyarchaYoung UnniyarchaAsianet
2006ViolinSurya TV
2006-2007Amma ManassuChakki MolAsianet
2016Minute to Win ItParticipantMazhavil ManoramaGame show
2017Page 3ModelKappa TV
2021Super 4 JuniorsMentorMazhavil ManoramaReality show
2021Super PowerMentorFlowers TVGame show
2021-2022Star MagicMentorFlowers TVGame show

05Awards and nominations

Kerala State Film Awards

61st Filmfare Awards South

3rd South Indian International Movie Awards

Kerala State Television Awards

  • 2006, Best Child Artist, Violin

Asianet Television awards

  • 2007, Best Child Actress, Unniyarcha
  • 2008, Best Child Actress, Amma Manassu

Asianet Film Awards

  • 2004, Best Child Artist Female, Kaazhcha
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