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Nationality
  
Indian

Years active
  
2001–2012

Name
  
Hemashree Hemashree

Occupation
  
Actress

Political party
  
Full Name
  
Hemashree Hosahalli Nagaraju

Born
  
1982
Tumkur, Karnataka, India

Spouse(s)
  
R. Surendra Babu (2011–2012)

Died
  
October 9, 2012, Bengaluru

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Hemashree Hosahalli Nagaraju (1982 – 9 October 2012) was Indian actress who worked in Kannada television soap operas. A struggling actress, she had also appeared in a handful of Kannada films in supporting roles. At the 2008 Karnataka Legislative Assembly elections, she contested with a Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) ticket for her home town Chikkanayakana Halli in the Tumkur region of Karnataka. She died of mysterious circumstances in October 2012, and her husband Surendra Babu was alleged to have murdered her.

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Career

Hemashree made her debut as an actress in 2001, as a 19-year old, in a Kannada television soap opera. She trained at the Adarsha Film and T. V. Institute, Bangalore. In the following years, she worked in soaps such as Dandapindagalu, Saahasa Lakshmiyaru and others made by S. Narayan. She appeared in minor roles in films, Varsha and Sirivantha (2006).

Personal life

Hemashree was married to R. Surendra Babu, an advocate and a realtor, on 22 June 2011. She was coerced to marry him by her father, who ha received a dowry of 50 lakh from Babu, who was 48 at the time. The followed day, she registered a complaint with the Bangalore City Police over the matter and sought police protection fearing that Babu could harm her. It was also revealed that her "allegedly greedy family" forced her into politics. The couple lived in the Banashankari neighbourhood of Bangalore.

Filmography

Actress
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Danda Pindagalu (TV Series)
2023
Paape Maa Jeevanajyothi (TV Series)
2020
Routtu
2010
Veera Parampare as
Varade Gowda's Daughter
2005
Varsha
2002
Marma
2002
Appu (credit only)

References

Hemashree Wikipedia