Simran (actress)

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Simran
SIMRAN AT YOGA.jpg
Simran in 2021
Born
Rishibhala Naval

(1976-04-04) 4 April 1976 (age 45)[1][2]
Bombay, Maharashtra, India
Occupation
  • Actress
  • producer
Years active1995 – present
Spouse(s)
Deepak Bagga
​
(m. 2003)​
Children2

Simran Bagga (born Rishibala Naval; 4 April 1976), known mononymously as Simran, is an Indian actress, producer and dancer. She has predominantly appeared in Tamil films, in addition to Telugu, Malayalam and Hindi films. She is well noted for her dancing and acting skills in the Indian film industry. In her long film career, she has won three Filmfare Awards South, one Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actress, four Cinema Express Awards, two Kalaimamani Awards, and several other regional awards and nominations.

Simran accepted offers to join the Indian film industry, which came as a result of her fame as an anchor in the show Superhit Muqabla. Having acted in a few Hindi films, she later achieved her first success with Tere Mere Sapne (1996). Subsequently, she made her debut in South Indian cinema through the Malayalam film Indraprastham (1996) and Kannada film Simhada Mari (1997). In the same year, she debuted in Tamil through V. I. P. (1997) and was followed by a string of commercial successes in her early career. In 1999, Simran received critical praise in the Tamil films Thulladha Manamum Thullum (1999) and Vaali (1999), establishing herself as one of the most successful actress in Tamil cinema at that time. Rediff has called her "one of Tamil cinema's top female draws."[1][2] In 1999, she was featured in Forbes Magazine as the most prolific actress with diverse portfolio from the Indian sub continent.[3] At the peak of her career she agreed to play the role of an antagonist in Parthen Rasithen (2000) and a family girl who falls in premarital agreement in Priyamaanavale (2000), both went on to become commercial and critical successes.

Simran received her first Filmfare Award for Best Tamil Actress for Kannathil Muthamittal (2002),[3] where she played the mother of an adopted 9-year-old daughter. In 2002, Simran also appeared in two comedy films of Kamal Haasan; Pammal K. Sambandam and Panchathantiram. In Telugu, Simran starred in a series of commercially successful films; Samarasimha Reddy (1999), Kalisundam Raa (2000) and Narasimha Naidu (2001). For the latter two, she received Filmfare Award for Best Telugu Actress nominations. In 2004, Simran took a break from the film industry following her marriage with her childhood friend Deepak Bagga.[4] On June 10, 2004, Simran represented India in the Athens Olympic Torch Relay on in New Delhi. She participated in the Olympic Torch Rally as one of the torch runners selected by Coca-Cola India. [17] In 2008, Simran played a mother and a wife in Vaaranam Aayiram, taking home the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress.[5]

Personal life and background[]

Simran was born as Rishibala Naval on 4 April 1976 to Punjabi parents in Mumbai; her father is Ashok Naval and mother is Sharda Naval. Simran has two younger sisters, Monal and Jyothi Anand, and a younger brother Sumeet Naval.[citation needed] She did her schooling from St. Anthony's high school, Versova and finished her 12th from Children Welfare Centre Yari Road in Mumbai. She actively participated in dance & drama during her school and college tenure.

She married Deepak Bagga, her childhood friend on 2 December 2003. The couple have two children, Adheep Odo (born 11 June 2005) and Aadit Veer (born 16 March 2011).[6][7][8]

Career[]

Main article: Simran filmography

Debut and breakthrough (1995–1997)[]

Simran made her debut in the 1995 Hindi-language film Sanam Harjai, directed by Saawan Kumar. It was the first Indian film to be shot in New Zealand,[9][10] Simran was presenter of the show Superhit Muqabla on Doordarshan's Metro channel, and was subsequently offered a leading role by ABCL production, the romantic drama Tere Mere Sapne (1996); in which she is known for the hit song Aankh Marey.[11]

Her first break in South Indian film Industry was through Malayalam film Indraprastham opposite Mammootty. She appeared in her Kannada debut Simhada Mari, opposite Shivarajkumar.

Her Telugu debut was "Abbai Garipalli" with Suman, Sanghavi and Lakshmi, "Priya O Priya" with Naveen Vadde, Veteran Brahmanandam and Lakshmi and "Maa Nannaku Pelli" with Krishnamraju and Meka Srikanth. All three released in 1997.

Her Tamil Cinema debut was marked in 1997 with films "Once More" and "V.I.P.". In Once More she played the female lead opposite Vijay along with veteran actors Sivaji Ganesan and Saroja Devi. The film was directed by S. A. Chandrasekhar. The film was a box office hit.[12] In V. I. P., she was paired opposite Prabhu Deva. The song "Minnal Oru Kodi" picturized with Prabhu Deva and Simran became a chartbuster and all-time hit for the actors."[13] Both films garned her the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut – South for the year. In Nerukku Ner, she was paired opposite Suriya (in his debut). The film was produced by director Mani Ratnam.[14]

Success and stardom (1998–1999)[]

Following successful debuts in Tamil and Telugu films, in 1998 she had her first release in K. S. Ravikumar's Kondattam, opposite Arjun.[15] This was followed by successful movies such as Natpukkaga (1998), Aval Varuvala (1998) and Kannedhirey Thondrinal (1998) with leading actors Sarath Kumar, Ajith Kumar and Prashanth respectively.

In Natpukkaga, she teamed up with director K. S. Ravikumar again and was paired opposite Sarath Kumar. The movie won several awards including the Filmfare Award for Best Film – Tamil. Simran's role as modern belle Prabavati who takes revenge on Chinnayya (Sarath Kumar) for her mother's murder was praised by reviewers.[16] Another success was with Ajith Kumar in Aval Varuvala, a Tamil remake of the 1997 Telugu film Pelli.[17] Her role as a woman who suffers from adultery by her ex-husband was well received by the critics. Her next film was Kannedhirey Thondrinal directed by Ravichandran. For the first time, she paired with Prashanth. The success of the movie later led them to be paired in successful movies like Jodi, Parthen Rasithen and Thamizh. She also appeared with Nagarjuna in the Telugu Movie Auto Driver.

In 1999, all her movies became highly successful ventures. Her first Tamil release for the year was Thulladha Manamum Thullum, opposite Vijay. The film had a theatrical run for more than 200 days in theatres at Tamil Nadu. As a blind woman, she was highly appreciated for her performance in the film. She received the Tamil Nadu State Award for Best Actress. Behindwoods noted her performance as one of the best blind roles ever played by an actor in Tamil cinema.[18] The film was later remade in Telugu as Nuvvu Vastavani and she reprised her role again with Nagarjuna. Her next release opposite Ajith Kumar was Vaali. The New Indian Express labelled Simran's portrayal as "outstanding".[19] The film ran for more than 200 days and was a box office hit.[20][21][22] Tamil magazine Ananda Vikatan praised the film and mentioned that "Simran proved that she can act better than her contemporaries".[23] Due to the critic acclaim for her performance, she won the Cinema Express Award for Best Actress – Tamil.[24] She revealed that after working on the film, she became "alert in her choice of films", and started to sign ventures which had substantial roles and big production banners.[25] Another successful film in 1999 was Jodi, with Prashanth. The film opened in September 1999 to positive reviews. Her role as a joyful Brahmin girl was appreciated by critics.[26] Her next film was Kanave Kalaiyadhe with Murali, in which she played dual roles; as a bubbly Punjabi girl who falls for a south Indian boy (played by Murali) and a matured south Indian Brahmin girl. Kannupada Poguthaiya with Vijayakanth was her next where she played a village belle who is forced to marry the brother of the man she loves. She then played a woman left alone in a joint family in Time opposite Prabhu Deva. In the same year, she appeared in the songs "Thottu Thottu Pesum" in Edhirum Pudhirum and "Maana Madhura" in Anthapuram.

In Telugu, her release for the year was Samarasimha Reddy, opposite Balakrishna. The film was recorded as an All Time Industry Hit at the box office. Over the years, the movie was termed to be a trendsetter and achieved cult status.[27][28][29][30]

In the same year, Simran acted opposite Govinda in the Hindi Film Anari No.1.

Widespread success and critical acclaim (2000–2003)[]

Her success continued in 2000 with the Tamil films Priyamaanavale with Vijay and Parthen Rasithen with Prashanth. In Priyamaanavale, she played a suffering woman from a premarital agreement. Her performance was labelled by Cinematoday as "a clean family entertainer that with its Indian culture-versus foreign culture theme, would appeal to family audiences" and mentioned that "the script is cleverly crafted", and that "Vijay neatly underplayed his role with Simran as the perfect foil."[31][32] In Parthen Rasithen, a romantic thriller released on 11 August 2000, she portrayed the role of an antagonist for the first time in her career. The film also saw a third collaboration between Simran and Prashanth following Kannedhirey Thondrinal and Jodi. Simran's performance received unanimous critical acclaim, with Prashanth and Simran receiving the "Best Onscreen Couple Award" at the Cinema Express Awards.[33] Hindu wrote "It is a spectacular role for Simran and she has made optimum use of it. A well-etched character that is suspenseful at every turn."[34] Critic Balaji noted "Simran is the star of the show here. Her expressive eyes speak volumes whether radiating happiness or showing fiery anger and her dialog delivery enhances her performance in the second half. Quite possibly the best performance of her career so far."[35] In 2013, Vijay Sethupathi was asked about his favourite romantic moments in cinema and what Valentine's Day means to him. He commented that, "I've always been a huge admirer of Simran. I loved her in films like V. I. P., Once More and Parthen Rasithen".[36] Simran's performance in Parthen Rasithen was featured in JFW magazine's list of "5 Heroines Who Stunned Us By Playing Negative Roles".[37] Similarly, Indiaglitz.com also listed Simran's portrayal in their list of "The Super Villains of Tamil Cinema" and credited her for the success of the film.[38] Her other release Unnai Kodu Ennai Tharuven opposite Ajith Kumar, was a commercial and critical failure.

Her Telugu films Yuvaraju with Mahesh Babu and Goppinti Alludu with Balakrishna were released in the same year and claimed to be average grossers in box office. For Yuvaraju Idlebrain.com stated that "Simran enters the film at the time of interval and dominates the whole second half with her demure and under played emotions. But it's her demure action that won the laurels."[39]

In 2000, she was the leading actress in the highly successful Kalisundam Raa with Venkatesh and Nuvvu Vastavani with Nagarjuna. In the National Award winning hit Kalisundam Raa, she played the female character Mangaa who refuses to sacrifice her love for the sake of her family. Nuvvu Vastavani is the Telugu remake of her own Tamil film Thulladha Manamum Thullum where she reprised her role again. Similar to Tamil, she received unanimous praise for her performance in Telugu. Review from Fullyhyd noted "Simran looks fabulous and emotes as a blind woman realistically".[40]

In 2001, she concentrated on Telugu films and had a mixed year with Mrugaraju and Daddy, with Chiranjeevi and Bava Nachadu, with Nagarjuna. Her movie Narasimha Naidu, which was with Balakrishna, became an industry hit and Simran, who played the role of a wife who becomes the victim for her husband's opponent, was appreciated and gained her a nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu.

In the Tamil film Industry, she had only two releases in 2001. Her first release was the directorial debut of cinematographer Jeeva's 12B, opposite then-newcomer Shaam and Jyothika. The plot of the movie is loosely based on the British-American romantic drama film Sliding Doors. Though the film performed modestly at the box office, Simran's role as a young widow with affections for her colleague, was highly appreciated by critics and audience. The Hindu mentioned that Simran does a commendable job in the climax.[41]Rediff.com concluded Simran continues with her policy of shifting gradually from glam roles to the more sedate, serious ones and proves to have what it takes.[42] In the same year, she worked with Balachandar in his 100th production venture Paarthale Paravasam paired with Madhavan. The film tells the story of a couple going through a break-up after the husband is exposed of having a pre-martial child. Though the movie was a commercial failure, "Simran" as "Simi" "an obsessed possessive wife", was well received by critics. Lolluexpress.com noted that Simran's performance was "Too good in many places and because of her performance, the movie has something to watch".[43]

In 2002, she starred with Balakrishna in Seema Simham, which was an average grosser. She also starred in several successful Tamil films; Ramana with Vijayakanth, Pammal K. Sambandam & Panchathantiram with Kamal Haasan and Thamizh with Prashanth. In A. R. Murugadoss directed Ramana, she portrayed the wife of a college professor who fights against corruption. The film was received well by critics and audiences and had a cult following. Simran was nominated for Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance.

In 2002, she was also cast as the female lead for Mani Ratnam's Kannathil Muthamittal with Madhavan. The film tells the story of a child of Sri Lankan Tamil parentage adopted by Indian parents, whose desire is to meet her biological mother in the midst of the Sri Lankan Civil War. The film was a box-office success and was positively received by critics. She won several accolades for her performance for Kannathil Muthamittal, including a Filmfare award and was also briefly considered for the National Film Award for Best Actress, however, due to the fact that she did not dub for the role, she was not chosen as the winner. In an interview with Hindu, Mani Ratnam stated that Simran was one of the most talented female artists, along with Manisha Koirala, Aishwarya Rai and Revathi.

At the height of her career, Simran took a break from the film industry after her marriage.

Return to films and television debut (2004–2018)[]

After her marriage, Simran completed her film Udhaya.[44] Simran made a return in 2008 with Okka Magadu, opposite Balakrishna, John Appa Rao 40 plus and she starred in the Tamil films TN-07 AL 4777, Ainthaam Padai and Seval . Her role as Suriya's wife and mother in Gautham Menon's Vaaranam Aayiram was critically acclaimed and she won the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – Tamil and the Vijay Award for Best Supporting Actress. She simultaneously explored the small screen where she has acted in Jaya TV's serial Simran Thirai, which consisted of mini-serials featuring Simran and included many popular stars such as Ramji, Raaghav, Saakshi Siva and Abitha playing supporting roles. In 2009, she started acting in the Telugu serial Sundarakanda, telecast on Gemini TV, where she did a guest role. The serial was dubbed in Tamil as Sundarakandam and telecast on Polimer TV. In 2012, she hosted Jackpot,[45] a game show on Jaya TV which was earlier hosted by Khushbu Sundar and Nadhiya. She acted in Agni Paravai, a serial telecast in Puthuyugam TV. In 2013 Simran and her husband Deepak Bagga produced a reality show Dance Tamizha Dance,[46][47] for Zee Tamizh, under there banner Arigem Movies, where Simran was a celebrity judge. After successfully completing two seasons of "Dance Tamizha Dance" the couple ventured into the hospitality industry by setting up the multi cuisine restaurant "Godka".[48] Indulge Magazine of "The New Indian Express" writes "The Actors Studio", Godka by Simran [49]

Simran Presented the award for Best Performance in a Supporting Role (Male) at 12th IIFA Awards the official ceremony which took place on 25 June 2011, at the Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. she met Hilary Swank, the Hollywood actress, who is also an Oscar Award winner. In 2014, she made a guest appearance in Aaha Kalyanam under the banner Yash Raj Films and in Trisha Illana Nayanthara in 2015.[50] In October 2015, she made a special appearance in the Kannada films Alone and[51]Koditta Idangalai Nirappuga and Thupparivaalan in 2017 and Odu Raja Odu in 2018. In the same year, she appeared in a negative role opposite Sivakarthikeyan in the Tamil film Seemaraja.

Petta and beyond (2019–present)[]

In July 2018, Sun Pictures announced that Simran had joined the cast of Petta opposite Rajinikanth, to be directed by Karthik Subbaraj.[52] The film was released on 10 January 2019 to positive reviews and was a commercial success as well.[53] She then went on to appear in the self-produced Hindi music video " Mein Aur Meri Khwaishein"[54] which was released under her own production "Simran And Sons", directed By Deepak Bagga. The music video was released on YouTube. In 2020, she starred in the Netflix original Paava Kadhaigal, for which she won the Best actress- OTT at the JFW awards.[55][56]

In 2021, Simran joined the cast of Karthik Subbaraj's upcoming Chiyaan 60 film, marking her second collaboration with Karthik after the Rajinikanth-starrer Petta and her third collaboration with Vikram after her cameo appearance in Pithamagan and the yet-to-be-released Dhruva Natchathiram.[57] She will also appear in the Tamil remake of Andhadhun, titled Andhagan, hence collaborating with Prashanth for the sixth time.[58][59] She has also completed the Madhavan-starrer, Rocketry: The Nambi Effect, an upcoming biographical drama film based on the life of Nambi Narayanan, marking her reunion with Madhavan after 17 years.[60][61] She has also signed PS Mithran's next with Karthi titled Sardar.[62]

Brand Ambassador[]

In March 2002, Simran was signed up to endorse Fanta, the tangy orange-flavoured drink from Coca-Cola. According to a company spokesperson, "Film stars cut across various segments to establish a direct connect with the brand." The ad was conceived by the Lowe and directed by filmmaker Latha Menon.[63][64] In the same year, Jyoti Labs launched Jeeva soap with Simran to endorse the brand and the ad.[65] On 4 June 2008, PepsiCo announced Simran as the new brand ambassador for Kurkure for their brand in the South Indian market.[66] Simran was chosen as the brand ambassador for the low-calorie sugar substitute Sugar Free Gold by Cadila Healthcare.[67][68] She is also connected with General Mills India for Pillsbury Atta and has appeared in several TV commercials.[69] She has recently signed with Dabur India[70] for Dadur Sanitizer.[71] Few of her endorsements are Enfagrow A+ with her Younger Son,[72] Pothys silk sarees by Pothys,[73] Arun ice creams,[74] Nac,[75] Chinni Masala by cavinkare,[76][77] lion dates[78] and Manna health care.[79]

Awards[]

Main article: List of awards and nominations received by Simran

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