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B. Saroja Devi
To Get The Doctorate
Dedicated
To Her Husband
Report
by - CNB
Photos - K.M. VEERESH
Date -08 december 06
Multilingual
actress B.Saroja Devi wants to dedicate the honourary
doctorate degree that she would received from the Bangalore
University in January to her husband Late Sri Harsha.
According to her Harsha had encouraged her to continue
in films and also had a strong influence on her.
“ He was a learned person, an Engineer by profession.
He knew many things, while I was not so well educated.
He would have been happy if he were alive today. I learnt
many things from him. He looked at life positively and
also had a helping nature. While I learnt discipline from
my parents, it was Harsha who taught me to take life as
it comes and look forward for positive developments’
she told "Chitraloka' portal
B.Saroja Devi is one of the recipients of the Honorary
doctorate from the Bangalore University and this was announced
on Monday.
“I heard about this news of honourary doctorate
when I was attending a wedding in Chennai. I did not believe
it then and told myself what have I done to be bestowed
with such an honour. But it was confirmed later and I
am happy to be in the August company of such talented
artists like Raj Kumar and Vishnuvardhan’ said Saroja
Devi.
“I made a humble beginning in Bangalore and it was
my mother who nurtured my talents. Then with the grace
of god I was able to climb the ladder to become one of
the top actors of South. I was able to act in a few Hindi
films also. But I can never forget my roots and I always
carry great regards for the Kannada film industry’
said the Veteran actress who was introduced by Late Honnappa
Bhagavathar in “Mahakavi Kalidasa” as the
heroine
Saroja Devi has been awarded a Padmashri award from the
Union Government. She is the only South Indian actress
to have headed the Jury of the National awards twice.
She was also in the committee of the National Film Development
Corporation.
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