‘Danced in Sabarimala; secret which actress Sudha Chandran had not revealed so far’

A video and pictures of actress Sudha Chandran, who was seen dancing and crying after turning emotional at a spiritual program, had gone viral recently. Many stepped forward criticizing her for the act. The actress then responded that she doesn’t want to convince anyone. Now, actor and director Alleppey Ashraf has opened up about Sudha Chandran's life and some of the secrets that have not been revealed yet in his new video.

'Sudha Chandran is a brave woman who built her life with confidence. She started learning dance from the age of three at the insistence of her mother. She met with an accident while leading a happy life. She had one of her infected legs amputated as there was no other option. She then had a desire to dance. She continued dancing after attaching ‘Jaipur artificial leg'. She was bleeding when she was dancing with her artificial leg. Still, she was not ready to give up.

She danced for about three hours in front of a packed audience. Her fame later started spreading all over the world. That's how she entered the acting field. She won a national award for her first film. Producers and directors had to wait for her dates. She has acted in six languages.

She experienced more pain and discomfort while removing her artificial limbs for airport securities. She had even written a letter to the Prime Minister requesting to avoid it. Meanwhile, when the issue related to the entry of women into Sabarimala came up, Sudha Chandran created a controversy by saying that she climbed the 18 steps of Sabarimala and danced for the film Nambinar Keduvathillai. A case was registered against it. Sudha Chandran also gave an explanation against it. She said the news was not true and that the shooting was on a set at a studio in Chennai.

There have been such notable incidents throughout her life. Her marriage was also like this. She has no children even after 30 years of marriage. Sudha Chandran said there are secrets that cannot be revealed, said Alleppey Ashraf.