Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Early life and family Born in a christian family to a mother and a father, Samantha was brought up in in, as the youngest child of the family to Prabhu and Ninette and two elder brothers, while becoming fluent in the. Despite her mixed regional background, Samantha has cited that she sees herself as a, as she was brought up speaking Tamil and English at home. As a part of her education, Samantha schooled at and then completed a degree in. Towards the end of her undergraduate degree, she got involved in modelling, notably working with Naidu Hall, through which she was first spotted by film maker.

On the 6th of October, 2017, she got married to as per traditions in. The next day, they had a wedding celebration. Ja Ja Ja Ja Bewafa Mp3 Song Download here. Career 2010: Debut and breakthrough Samantha began her professional film career with 's Telugu film, (2010). The film, simultaneously made in as (2010), created much anticipation prior to release, due primarily to the first-time-collaboration between Gautham Menon and composer.

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The actress successfully auditioned and was signed up for the project in mid August 2009 and worked on the film in India and the United States, while the film was released on 26 February 2010. Post-release, she revealed that Menon played a 'crucial part in moulding her as an actress', teaching her how to remain natural and comfortable in front of the screen, even if she had no dialogues in a scene. In the film, Samantha played the lead character Jessie, a girl living in, with whom the male protagonist, played by, falls in love. Upon release of the film, Samantha received very positive reviews for her portrayal, with the film itself garnering much critical acclaim. Critics at praised Samantha as a 'scene-stealer' and her beauty as 'alluring', adding, 'she was the girl to watch out for.' Jeevi from Idlebrain.com, wrote that 'Samantha's debut is one of the best heroine debuts in Telugu cinema' and noted that the 'minute expressions she gave spoke volumes about her', whilst labelling the film as a 'classic'.

Ye Maaya Chesave fetched her the and a. Samantha appeared in a cameo role in the Tamil version of the film, portraying an assistant director who becomes an actress. Both the Telugu and the Tamil versions of the films proved to be grand successes, propelling Samantha to sign on for bigger projects. She followed up her collaborations with Gautham Menon and A. Rahman by appearing in the music video for the promotional song,, which Menon directed and Rahman composed. Samantha's next release was the romantic drama, (2010), opposite.

The film was actually the third Tamil project signed by the actress, but its release preceded the first two that she was contracted for due to delays in their completion. Samantha portrayed a student of the (NIFT), the first such role in. Her next release was 's (2010), originally the first film she began work on. The shooting for the film began in August 2007, with Samantha, then briefly credited with the screen name Yasodha, joining the team later in the year. In an interview held in 2008, Ravi Varman mentioned that he had decided that Samantha would be the lead actress for his film within three minutes after viewing one of her commercial assignments.

He went on to describe her as an actress with 'intelligence' and 'potential', whilst drawing comparisons with the noted actress,. However, due to Ravi Varman's prior commitments as cinematographer in other projects, the film languished in, eventually releasing in August 2010. The film earned poor reviews from critics, though Samantha's performance was credited as one of the sole highlights that the film offered. In August 2008, while still completing her last three projects, Samantha also signed up to play the lead role of a modern girl in the starrer, Pookada Ravi, which was later shelved. Samantha then went on to feature in 's Telugu film (2010) in which she had a supporting role alongside and. Her performance as Indu was well received despite the role having a shorter screen time than the ones she had played in her previous films, and the film became her second successful venture in Telugu.

2011–2012: Critical acclaim Samantha featured in the big budget Telugu film, (2012) alongside, which became one of the most successful Telugu films of all time. The film won positive reviews, while a critic from said 'Samantha looks beautiful and has done a great job, though her role as Prashanthi isn't too lengthy.'

She also subsequently made guest appearances in two of 's films, first in the psychological thriller film, (2011) as a mental asylum inmate and then repeated her role from in the Hindi version of the film, (2012). Her popularity in Telugu films meant that Nadunisi Naaygal was dubbed and released in Telugu as Eera Gulabeelu, with Samantha featured prominently on the film's posters, despite only having a guest appearance. During the period, Samantha had also been signed on two feature in two big budget projects in Tamil, 's (2013) and 's (2015) but was forced to opt out from both films, since she was suffering from a skin disease and could not work for two months during mid 2012.

Samantha with on the sets of during 2011 Samantha next featured in 's live action Telugu-Tamil bilingual project (2012), portraying a micro artist who runs a NGO and takes revenge for the murder of her lover. As the film featured a CGI-created housefly as the main character, Samantha noted that she had to use her imagination and act accordingly. She also revealed that lots of heavy lights were used for the shoot of the film and she subsequently suffered skin burns, calling the process 'very stressful' but 'satisfying'. Titled (2012) in Tamil, the film opened to highly positive reviews and Samantha also won acclaim for her performance.

A critic from noted 'Samantha blooms in the role given to her,' while Jeevi of Idlebrain.com wrote her 'run of success continues as she did extremely well as a bereaved lover'. Sify.com also praised her performance in the film, citing her 'subtle expressions of love, fear and anxiety work well for the film' and that she 'looks beautiful and has done her role with consummate ease'. The film went on to become a large commercial success, grossing more than ₹ 1.25 billion, and went on to be dubbed in several foreign and Indian languages. Samantha then worked on 's trilingual romantic drama film, and played the leading female role of Nithya in the Tamil, Telugu and Hindi versions of the film, shooting scenes simultaneously back-to-back with three different actors. The Tamil version, (2012) featured her alongside, while (2012) paired her opposite.

A further Hindi version titled Assi Nabbe Poorey Sau with was simultaneously shot with the other two films and was 'sixty percent' completed, before Menon shelved the venture after his other Hindi film, Ekk Deewana Tha, had failed at the box office. The film spanned three periods in the life of a couple, focusing on their romantic relationship at school, college and in their late twenties.

Samantha revealed that she knew Gautham would want to work with her again and immediately accepted the opportunity to portray the roles when she was offered the film. She felt that she 'could relate to the attributes and the circumstances the character goes through' and described Nithya's character as 'close to her'. In order to make her performance as authentic as possible, Samantha chose to dub for herself in the Tamil version of the film. The Tamil and Telugu versions of the film opened in December 2012, earning differing reactions. Neethane En Ponvasantham earned mixed reviews and performed averagely at the box office, though Samantha received highly positive acclaim for her portrayal. The critic from noted she 'comes up with possibly the best performance by a female lead in Tamil cinema this year' and 'her transformation from a gawky teenager to an adult, unable to overcome her ego, is outstanding'. Meanwhile, IBN stated 'Samantha's transformation from a school kid to an adult is a treat to watch,' while Rediff.com noted she is 'pretty, graceful, and does an excellent job of conveying the emotions of a girl in love, especially during the school sequence, while concluding she carries the film on her slender shoulders.'

The Telugu version, Yeto Vellipoyindhi Manasu, won positive reviews and did well commercially, while Samantha's performance was equally well appreciated. Wrote she 'goes a step further from her famous portrayal of Jessy ( Ye Maaya Chesaave) and brings out the intricacy of her character well', while the wrote 'Samantha has the author backed role and she creams it.' At the ceremony celebrating South Indian films of 2012, the actress subsequently won the Best Actress awards for both the and film industries for her performances in Neethane En Ponvasantham and Eega. Samantha became the second ever actress to achieve the feat after had secured both awards in 1992.

2012 became her most prolific award-winning year and she secured further recognition for Best Actress at the, and the. 2013–2015: Roles in big-budget films Although Samantha often portrayed strong character roles in her early films, post-2012, she has appeared increasingly in big-budget, hero-oriented films, which have comparatively smaller scope for actresses. Samantha next appeared in the Telugu multi-starrer film, (2013) alongside and, which won positive reviews and was commercially successful. Though her role was comparatively minuscule to her co-stars, IBN Live noted it was 'good to see Samantha shed her glamorous side and welcome performance-oriented roles, which she only handles with deftness and ease'. The romantic comedy (2013), in which she portrayed a wedding planner, became a commercial failure, though critics noted Samantha is 'getting better by the day and it's a delight to watch her on screen'. Samantha then starred alongside in the family drama, (2013), which emerged as the highest-grossing Telugu film upon release. A critic from Rediff.com noted Samantha 'exudes confidence even though she has limited screen time and nothing much to do', and her performance saw her win Best Actress recognition at the and the.

Her final release of 2013 was in the unsuccessful Telugu masala film, where she had a small role, with a critic noting 'we have seen Samantha in better roles and better films.' The year of 2014 saw Samantha appear in six films and make a return to the Tamil film industry. Her first release saw Samantha portray a dual role in the family drama film (2014), where she featured alongside several members of the.

Featuring as a young mother and a college student in two different time eras, Samantha received positive reviews for her work, with the critic from Sify saying 'she excels' and 's reviewer noting that she 'emotes well and easily shifts between the roles'. Her performance fetched Samantha a nomination for Best Actress from the Filmfare Awards, while she won Critics' Best Actress at the. Samantha subsequently featured alongside Naga Chaitanya again in the long-delayed (2014), before playing further minuscule roles in the Telugu action masala films (2014) and (2014). Critics lamented that she 'signed to be a glam doll' for the ventures and has 'previously shown us she is capable of doing much more, but of late, seems to be stuck with doing similar roles that require her to be an attractive prop'. Samantha later revealed that she solely worked on Alludu Seenu as a favour to producer, who had helped her delay the making of Jabardasth during her health problems. Samantha worked simultaneously on two big budget Tamil films during early 2014, working with industry-leading actors and directors. 's gangster masala film (2014) opposite, received negative reviews and performed poorly at the box office.

Portraying a small role, critics panned her character in the film, stating Samantha 'gamely performs the requisite crazy girl duties'. Her other release, 's action drama (2014) opposite won predominantly positive reviews and became the most profitable Tamil film of 2014.

Again, reviewers criticized her character stating 'all she had to do in the film is smile and look pretty,' while remarked she played 'an emoticon' and 'that covers her contribution to the proceedings'. She subsequently featured in the Telugu film with, as a part of another hero-orientated film, though critics noted she 'enacts her part with grace' and that she 'plays her role well'. She then featured in her second dual role as a part of 's road film, (2015), where she appeared alongside. Like Anjaan and Kaththi, critics lamented her role as a clumsy girl, with Sify.com stating 'beyond a point Samantha's character is plainly annoying'. She sported a different rural look for a particular role and her performance won mixed reviews, with a critic noting 'Samantha doesn't make much of an impact in the film except towards the end.'

Samantha subsequently won positive reviews for her role and performance in 's, where she featured opposite. Portraying a homely role of a wife for the first time in Tamil films, the actress noted it would be the first of many such performance-orientated roles, as she looked to move away from being typecast in glamorous characters. A critic from Sify.com labelled her performance as 'impressive', while DNA.com stated Samantha 'has given a very subdued and mature performance sans drama'.

Likewise, a reviewer from Silverscreen, suggested that she 'delivers a performance that stands head and shoulders above her work in previous films'. 2016–present: Commercial success Samantha's first release of 2016 was in the Tamil romantic drama film, where she made a guest appearance and reprised 's small role from the film's. She then portrayed the lead female role in 's, and featured alongside for the second time in her career. Her performance received positive reviews, with a critic from DNA India stating 'Samantha looks pretty as always' and that 'she has done an incredible job in dubbing with a range of emotions in her numerous shades – doctor, lover, mother – and she shines'. Likewise, Behindwoods.com stated that Theri 'could be one of Samantha’s best roles; she plays a doctor and has given out a soulful performance'. The film went on to become of the most profitable Tamil films of all time, upon release, and ended a barren spell for the actress in Tamil cinema, by becoming her first commercially successful film in Tamil cinema since Kaththi (2014).

Samantha then worked for a second time with director and in the critically acclaimed, fantasy film. Featuring as the love interest of the film's lead character, Samantha won praise from critics for her small role in the film, with Sify.com stating that the actress 'does well in the comedy scenes'. The film also performed well at the box office, with stating she was 'at the top of the film industry', following her back-to-back commercial successes. Samantha also featured in three high-profile Telugu films during 2016; while 's family drama opposite was a box office failure, her role in 's romantic comedy, alongside, won her critical and commercial acclaim. Portraying Anasuya Ramalingam, a naive girl trying to escape from the controlling behaviour of her mother, Samantha received positive reviews for her portrayal of the character.

A critic from noted ' A Aa undoubtedly is Samantha’s film' and that 'right from her first frame till the last, she delivers a stellar performance and shows what she can do if given ample screen time', adding that she was 'a joy to watch'. Likewise, a reviewer from The Hindu noted 'Samantha, after a long time, gets enough screen time and scope to shine', stating 'she’s vulnerable as a 23-year-old reeling in her mother’s shadow and can also play the high maintenance, stubborn girl with ease', while concluding 'this is a role she can be proud of'.

Similarly Bollywoodlife.com noted her 'earnest performance was the life and soul of the romantic comedy', while DNA India's critic cited that 'Samantha and Nithiin's performances in this movie will be what people would rave about for days to come'. The film also performed well at the box office, doing exceptionally good business for a Telugu film released in the United States. Her performance subsequently fetched her the at the, her fourth such recognition. She then featured in the commercially successful action film directed by, with a critic noting despite 'a limited role, she gives a nice performance'.. She then portrayed the lead female role in 's, and featured alongside for the third time in her career and her performance received positive reviews and the movie became and was a blockbuster.

Went on to join the.. Samantha is currently working on the production of three Tamil films, with the first release likely to be an untitled comedy film starring and directed by Ponram. She has also begun work on starring and, directed by starring. Personal life and off-screen work Samantha suffered from an extended period of illness in 2012, which saw her having to opt out of big film projects and take a two-month break from acting. She suffered from an immunity disorder and then had a further setback after her body did not respond well to antibiotics. She began dating actor in 2015 and the pair were engaged in a ceremony in Hyderabad during January 2017, and the marriage happened as per Hindu traditional customs on night of 6 October 2017 and in Church by Christian Customs on 7 October 2017. They had a grand reception held at N Convention Centre in Hyderabad on 12 November 2017 organized by her father-in-law.

The event was attended by several well-known celebrities of the South-Indian film industry like,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and many more. Philanthropy Samantha has actively been involved in philanthropic activities and donates her earnings from endorsements, product launches and inauguration events to her charitable trust,, which was registered in 2012. She chose to begin the non-governmental organization after being bed-ridden for 15 days during her documented illness in 2012, and wanted to give back to society. Samantha subsequently started the to provide medical support for women and children with the help of three doctor friends, and provided the entire financial support for the programme. She held a fund raiser in August 2013 to raise awareness of her foundation, auctioning several of her personal items and memorabilia from films. A further initiative in 2014 saw the launch of a programme to fulfil the wishes of children with life-threatening diseases, with Samantha financing trips for children to fly on an aeroplane and travel to the, while also organising opportunities for children to meet their favourite film actors. Samantha has also been involved in spreading awareness of haemophilia, regularly taking part in events creating awareness of the disease.

Through her charitable trust, Samantha entered into an agreement in January 2015 to pay a third of the hospital bills of one infant per week who required intensive care support at Andhra Hospitals. Under the arrangement, Samantha agreed to contribute towards a third of the bills, while Andhra Hospitals would also pay a third of the bill and the remaining third would be paid by the parents. In November 2015, Samantha entered into a further agreement with Andhra Hospitals to sponsor vaccination of all infants below six months for rotaviral infections free of cost. Later in the month, the actress took part in an organ donation pledge. During the, Samantha was situated in Hyderabad for the shoot of a film, and helped mobilise the Mana Madras Kosam initiative organised by the Telugu film industry.

Through the initiative, she participated in gathering relief materials at Ramanaidu Studios and appealed to the Telugu-speaking public to help gather resources to send to Chennai. She later donated 30 lakh rupees for flood relief activities to take place in, the suburb in which the actress grew up. Samantha stood up for the cause of Handloom people of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh states by wearing them and making photoshoots for handloom made sarees and other items. Samantha to be brand Ambassador for Telangana Handlooms Samantha to start a store named Tweave along with handloom persons and a company named SVSpartnersLLP a cpmpany into handlooms. Media image and artistry. Samantha Ruth Prabhu at 61st South Filmfare Awards in 2014 The success of (2010) and subsequent back-to-back successes prompted Rediff.com to label her 'the most sought after actress in the Telugu film industry' during 2014.

Her initial choice of films depicted her as an actress who actively selects to feature in strong female roles, with noting that 'scripts are written around the characters she portrays' and that she held a place in the 'wishlist of every top actor, director and producer'. Her inclusion in Telugu film projects were also initially considered a 'lucky charm' by producers, though Samantha acknowledged that though 'destiny' played a role in her career, and that there were 'many women out there who are more beautiful and more talented' than she was and that she hoped her name would instead be 'synonymous with hard work'. Samantha also stated that she was willing to forgo her salary demands to appear in good films, revealing that she worked on 's films for lower rates and that she had rejected more lucrative offers to feature in 's (2012). After portraying strong characters in her first few films, Samantha chose to feature in increasingly hero-centric films in the mid 2010s. When questioned on her decision not to take up more heroine-orientated roles, Samantha lamented the lack of chances that the South Indian film industry presents for established female characters and described it as 'simply male-dominated'. She added that the market meant she was not going to 'get roles similar to her characters in Ye Maaya Chesave or Eega every time' and accepted stories if it had 'the potential to engage viewers'.

Talking about her glamorous role in her comeback Tamil film, (2014), Samantha stated that she made a 'thoughtful call' as 'it was important to do these kind of films to get exposure into the market,' and that regrettably 'mass films' were 'where the main audience' was in South Indian cinema. She also added that she did not want to be 'typecast as the girl-next-door' and was keen to prove critics wrong, who said that she could not fit into glamorous roles. In an interview in 2015, Samantha suggested that she was unhappy with her work during the previous year and would no longer do any more films where she would be 'required to do five songs and the scenes leading up to the songs' and made a promise to herself that 'if she was not going to get good roles', she would quit acting. Being able to speak both Tamil and Telugu, Samantha has often been cast in bilingual films and has juggled her commitments between the Tamil and Telugu film industries. Even though she had a brief foray into Hindi cinema with the shelved Assi Nabbe Poorey Sau, Samantha has distanced herself from working on Hindi language films stating that she has no incentive to move to unlike actresses of North Indian origin and that audiences from South India would relate to her appearance more. Her popularity has led to the actress representing several brands on a pan-Indian scale.

She has often been cast opposite the same actors more than once, featuring in two or more films with,,,, and, a feat Samantha revealed she takes 'pride in'. The actress has also regularly appreciated work by her contemporaries, and has in particular praised performances by and. Samantha has also been involved in a few controversies, primarily as a result of voicing her opinions through. Following the release of a promotional poster for the Telugu film, (2014) in December 2013, Samantha criticised the depiction of actress crawling behind actor Mahesh Babu on the beach, who looks back at Kriti disapprovingly. Samantha tweeted that the poster was 'deeply regressive' and stated that it was offensive by the makers to depict women like animals.

The tweet received an adversely storming response from Mahesh Babu's fans, who launched a scathing attack on her online and targeted abuse at the actress. Her opinions were later backed by actor and directors and, who also resultantly faced similar abuse, before Mahesh Babu apologised. Through her tweets, she was also criticised for revealing actor 's presence in (2014) and retweeting a pirated image from her film (2015). Her family home in Chennai was raided in late September 2015 by income tax officials, in a planned operation targeting film actors, though the actress and her father denied making any wrongful payments.

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