A biography for Sudha Chandranhasn’t been written yet.
“You can't cheat the audience anymore and roles that are honest and edgy are liked by the viewers.”
“If we talk about character actors they are always in demand. Actress like Aruna Irani will always be needed in a script.”
“More than any of my achievements, I feel it's a real honor that children are learning about me, that I'm a source of inspiration.”
“Today, there's a lot of competition in the industry and so one must be open to do all kinds of roles.”
“Culture knows no boundaries.”
“I love wearing my color faded clothes; I feel connected.”
“I have a dance academy in Mumbai that my husband takes care of.”
“My effort in the whole thing was the basic determination, the burning desire in me to prove to this world that a physically handicapped girl is in no way inferior.”
“I have never been typecast.”
“I had a horrifying experience but what the world fails to understand is that the handicapped need no sympathy, they need to be encouraged in whatever they do.”
“No one can point fingers at my professionalism.”
“My role as Chitra is synonymous to my character in real life. If Chitra is crying or shouting or reacting in a certain way then Sudha would have reacted in the same manner.”
“I'm coming back to Ekta Kapoor's Balaji Telefilms. And I feel pampered, protected with them.”
“The negative characters made me very popular but were getting too monotonous.”
“I only saw myself as a dancer and an actor but to be a host is also a wonderful experience.”
“Dance means everything to me; it is like fresh air that rejuvenates my life.”
“Once I got the Jaipor leg, it took me 3 years of physiotherapy to recover and feel normal again.”
“I was not doing really nice work on television because I was busy doing assignments down South.”
“I want to have tried at least once and got out of my comfort zone in Mumbai. I know that Hindi serials are waiting for me there.”
“I have done films before and I would love to be a part of one. But the role should give me a platform to act.”