Shamili (born 23 March 1987), better known as Baby Shamili, is a South Indian actress, who has appeared in Telugu , Malayalam, Kannada and Tamil films. She is probably best known for her critically acclaimed performance as the mentally challenged child Anjali in the film of the same title that fetched her the National Film Award for Best Child Artist at the age of 4.
Shamili hot video from her first film “Oy”

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Shamili’s Personal life

Shamili from Thiruvalla, a beautiful place situated in Kerala from an acting family, being the younger sister of actor Richard aka Rishi in Tollywood and actress Shalini and the sister-in-law of famous tamil actor Ajith Kumar.

Shamili’s Acting career

She started acting at the age of two. She came to prominence after acting in Kannada film, Malayalam films as a child, and then in Tamil film following her performance in Mani Rathnam’s ‘Anjali’, in which she portrayed a mentally challenged child, which garnered her the National Film Award for Best Child Artist. In 1992, she acted in Bharathan’s Malooty which won her many appreciation.

She also acted as a teenager in Fazil’s Harikrishnans as Mammooty and Mohanlal’s little sibling. In kannada she made Dakshayini, Kadambari (1993), Karulina Kudi (1995), Bhairavi (1991), Chinna Nee Naguthiru (1993). She stopped acting in kannada 10 years ago, but still she is the famous child actress.

She has been cast in Anand Ranga’s directorial debut alongside Siddarth. Anand Ranga worked as an associate to ‘Bommarillu’. The movie is set for a late-2009 release. She also stars as Mohanlal’s daughter in a yet-to-be-titled movie.

Shamili’s Filmography

1989 Rajanadai Tamil Shamu
1990 Anjali Tamil Anjali (Winner, National Film Award for Best Child Artist)
Jagadeka Veerudu Athiloka Sundari Telugu Bujji
Mathe Hadithu Kogile Kannada
Durga Tamil Durga
1991 Thai Poosam Tamil
Senthura Devi Tamil
Pookkalam Varavayi Malayalam Geethu
Anbu Changili Tamil
Bhairavi Kannada
Kilukkampetti Malayalam Chikkumol
Shwetaagni Kannada
Vaasalile Oru Vennila Tamil
1992 Malootty Malayalam Malootty
Police Lockup Kannada
Sivasankari Tamil
Killer Telugu
1993 Joker Telugu Apple
Kadambari Kannada
Chinna Kannamma Tamil Saranya
Sambhavi Kannada
Thangapappa Tamil
Dakshayini Kannada
Sivarathiri Tamil
1994 Makkala Sakshi Kannada
Sididedda Panadavaru Kannada
Chinna nee Naguthiru Kannada
1995 Nirnnayam Malayalam
Karulina Kudi Kannada
1996 Sabse Bada Mawali Hindi
1998 Harikrishnans Malayalam Ammalu
Jagadeeshwari Kannada
2000 Kandukondain Kandukondain Tamil Kamala
2009 Oy! Telugu Sandhya Shamili’s first movie as an actress.

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Ranjini said: I live in the present: Ranjini Haridas, Asianet Idea Star Singer

Ranjini has oodles of attitude, the kind of person people love to love and love to hate even more. Ranjini Haridas is quite matter-of-fact, “I don’t care such. This is who I am, I am not faking it either. Nothing about me is put on.” Yet she retains a childlike enthusiasm for most things, 4 instance her new look – straightened hair – ranjini is visibly excited and gushes about how soft her hair feels.

This former Miss Kerala (2000), is anchoring the second edition of ‘Idea Star Singer’ for Channel Asianet and the ‘Good English Show’ on Amrita TV. She is undoubtedly a whiff of fresh air, particularly the camaraderie that she manages to establish with nervous participants of the show.
Manglish (English + Malayalam usage).

Although, as anchor ranjini is on the other side of the judging game, Ranjini continues to be judged. Her ‘Manglish’ draws a lot of flak, be it ‘Sahasikante Lokam’ or ‘Idea Star Singer. ’

Ranjini said “I can speak colloquial Malayalam, which I speak at home. I am no Malayalam pundit, it is not that I intentionally avoid the language. I respect it. But I cannot speak the kind that is spoken on television. I told Sreekantan (Nair) Sir this when they approached me for the show, he gave me the go ahead. And if people have a problem they should be speaking to the channel,” she says cheekily. In fact, she is open to anchoring in Malayalam, provided she is given a proper script right down to the minutest detail.

Ranjini was educated at Choice School, Kochi, later St Teresa’s college after which she took a year off at Bangalore and then headed for the United Kingdom for her MBA. Television came sometime in between, almost a logical course after the Miss Kerala title. After one and half year in the U.K. she was back. “I tried to get a regular job, but the 9-to-5 thing did not appeal to me. And got back to television, it pays well besides,” Ranjini says.

A professional to the core, her response to suggestions that she is merely a prop for the show is “So what? I am doing a job that is what I am here for. Besides the exposure will be good for my career, since the show has a wide reach.” She used to anchor a show on the music channel Rosebowl.
No movie roles

However Ranjini haridas does not see her career taking the celluloid route, ranjini is quite content with hosting shows on television and emceeing stage shows. Post-Miss Kerala, she got a couple of offers to act in films but “I cannot be anything but Ranjini Haridas. And serials? Please, no.” That is not to say she has not had her share of screen tests, she has had some and by her admission “horrible.” But she is not cribbing, she is quite happy with the course her career is taking for now, “I do not know what I will be doing in the future, I live in the present and go with the flow. I just do not make big plans.” Television is not her first love, emceeing stage shows is because there is a lot that one can do within the framework of stage shows, besides it is more fun and involves a certain amount of spontaneity.
Weight watcher

No planning, but, with one exception, joining the gym. Tell Ranjini haridas she is weight obsessed and she is the first one to admit it and says she will do almost anything to lose weight. She is excited about the four kilos she has lost in two months; it is another matter that she could easily pass off as a model. Like all weight watchers, however, at times she cheats because she likes food.

“Anything that Mama cooks I like, it can be simple dosa and chutney, I love it. And I love Indian-Chinese, it rocks,” says this self-confessed junk food addict. That her mother is her rock is evident from the way she talks about her.

It is not just Malayalam channels that are keeping her busy, she briefly anchored a show for Kairali, ‘Why not! When love bites,’ where she has been doling out advice or as she puts it, “basically breaking hearts! Telling people to dump him, dump her!” For a person who believes she is perhaps making a fool of herself, Ranjini Haridas is doing okay, more than okay in fact.