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Saritha was born in Municipalle, Guntur district, Andhra Pradesh, India, and made her acting debut through Maro Charithra, a Telugu film directed by K. Balachander. The movie dealt with cross-cultural romance, where she acted opposite Kamal Haasan as a Telugu-speaking girl. She received more offers in Tamil films, mostly directed by Balachander. Some of her films are Thappu Thalangal, Idi Katha Kaadu, Vandichakkaram, Netrikan, Agni Sakshi, Puthukavithai, Kalyana Agathigal and Achamillai Achamillai. Her performance in Vandichakkaram (1980) and Achamillai Achamillai (1984) won her the Filmfare Best Tamil Actress awards. She also played guest roles as herself in 47 Natkal and its Telugu remake, directed by Balachander. She had her head tonsured for the cancer-affected role in Sujatha in 1980 and gained several pounds to play the psychotic role in the 2005 film Julie Ganapathi. Neither of these films were successful. She also won a Nandi Special Jury Award for her performance as "Aandaalu" in the movie Arjun in 2004. Saritha has also worked as a voice actor in Kannada, Telugu and Tamil films. She has lent her voice to other actresses, including Madhavi, Soundarya, Ramya Krishnan, Nagma and Vijayashanti. She won the Nandi Award for Best Female Dubbing Artist for her voice to Soundarya in Maa Ayana Bangaram (1997) and Anthapuram (1999).

She married twice. Her first marriage was with Telugu actor Venkata Subbaih in 1975 and later got divorced in 1976. Her Second Marriage was with Malayalam actor Mukesh on 2 September 1988 and has two sons Shravan and Tejas. Her sister Viji Chandrasekhar is also an actress.

Shravan is pursuing M.B.B.S in Ras Al Khaimah University, UAE and Tejas is pursuing his undergraduate degree from Victoria University of Wellington New Zealand.^[3] In March 2007, the couple filed for divorce and it was withdrawn in 2011 by Saritha, however, they got divorced later. Saritha is now staying with her son Shravan in a separate house at Dubai, UAE.

Filmfare Awards South

• 1980 – Best Actress – Tamil - Vandichakkaram
• 1982 – Best Actress – Kannada - Hosa Belaku
• 1984 – Best Actress – Tamil - Achamillai Achamillai
• 1985 – Best Actress – Kannada - Mugila Mallige
• 1986 – Best Actress – Kannada - Mouna Geethe
• 1989 – Best Actress – Kannada - Sankranthi

Nandi Awards

• 1982 – Special Jury – Best Actress - Kokilamma
• 1995 – Best Female Dubbing Artist - Ammoru
• 1996 – Best Female Dubbing Artist - Maavichiguru
• 1997 – Best Female Dubbing Artist - Maa Ayana Bangaram
• 1998 – Best Female Dubbing Artist - Anthapuram
• 2004 – Special Jury - 'Arjun

Tamil Nadu State Film Awards

• Kalaimamani Award from Tamil Nadu State
• 1979 – Best Actress - Oru Vellaadu Vengaiyagiradhu
• 1982 – Best Actress - Agni Sakshi
• 1988 – Best Actress - Poo Pootha Nandavanam

Karnataka State Film Awards

• 1989 – Best Actress - Sankranthi

Tamil films

Malayalam films

Kannada films

Telugu

Dubbing artist

• Pragathi- Veetla Viseshanga
• Urmila Matondkar- Anaganaga Oka Roju
• Nagma- Kadhalan, Baasha, Love Birds, Gharana Mogudu, Aravindan
• Madhavi- Haalu Jenu kannada
• Meena- Ejaman, Ooru Orla Oru Rajakumari
• Nadhiya- M.Kumaran, Drusyam
• Soundarya- Ammoru, Pavithra Bandham, Anthapuram, Suryudu
• Roja- Bobbli Simham
• Madubala- Azhagan
• Sneha- Punnagai Desam
• Radha- Enga Chinna Raasa
• Ramya Krishnan- Aayanaki Iddaru
• Aamani- Subhalagnam, Maavichiguru
• Vijayashanthi- Police Lockup, Mannan, Karthavyam
• Sushmitha Sen- Ratchagan
• Tabu- Snehithiye, Kathal Desam
• Jayabharathi- Varusham Pathinaaru

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