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  PRAMILA JOSHAI . KANNADA ACTRESS BORN 1955 MARCH 31 Kannada actor Meghana Raj's mother, Pramila Joshai, has been hospitalised after she complained of uneasiness. Senior actor Pramila Joshai is also a prominent name in the South Indian film industry and she has over 170 films to her credit. Read on to know more about her current health condition.  Pramila Joshai rushed to hospital  Meghana Raj's mother, Pramila Joshai was rushed to the hospital as she complained of uneasiness. According to a report by  Sakshi Post , Pramila was tested positive for the coronavirus and since then has been admitted in the hospital. Pramila Joshai's health is said to be stable now and that she is responding to the treatment. Following her testing positive, her daughter Meghana Raj and husband Sundar Raj also underwent the test for COVID-19 and both have tested negative for the same. Meghana Raj recently gave birth to a baby boy and their family named him Chiru Jr, after his la...

MEGHANA SUNDER RAJ KANNADA/ MALAYALAM ACTRESS BORN 1990 MAY 3 .Meghana Sunder Raj is an Indian film actress who works in Malayalam and Kannada Cinema along with a few Telugu and Tamil films. She made her acting debut in the 2009 Telugu film Bendu Apparao R.M.P.[1][2] Early life Meghana Raj was born in Bangalore Karnataka, on May, 3rd 1990, as the only daughter to film actors Sundar Raj and Pramila Joshai. Her father Sundar Raj has acted in more than 180 films, predominantly in Kannada language,[3] while her mother Pramila Joshai is a noted Kannada film actress[4] and film producer.[2] She completed her schooling from Baldwin Girls' High School and holds Bachelor's degree in psychology at Christ University, Bangalore.[5] Acting career 2009–11: Debut, breakthrough and setback Meghana Raj debuted as a theatre artist, when she was a child, acting alongside her father Sunder Raj in the play Jokumaraswamy. During the audio launch function of the Tamil film Poi i...

 JEWS ACTRESS ,IN INDIA ,HIDED THEIR IDENTIDIES IN SILENT FILMS ERA jewish women were Indian cinema's first actresses Jewish women were an integral part of early Indian cinema, especially the silent era The Indian Cinema owes a deep debt of gratitude to the Baghdadi Jewish community for its women among all the communities in India were the first to act in films, at a great risk to their reputation, at a time when the participation of women in performing arts was a taboo. During the silent era, most of India’s film stars were Jewish. But they, except a few, could not continue with their successful careers, once the talkies were introduced as they were incapable of delivering dialogues in Hindi because of their Anglicized upbringing. In this photo-essay, first published on Café Dissensus in December 2014 under the title “Indian Jews in Cinema”, Kenneth X. Robbins draws our attention to the Jewish contributions to Indian cinema. It has been reproduced in full with the perm...