Jeevitha

Jeevitha or popularly known as Jeevitha Rajasekhar is an Indian actress, who has primarily worked in the Southern film industry (featuring in predominantly Tamil and Telugu language movies) of the Indian film industry. She was a prominent leading actress and was often cast as the second heroine during the 80s era. She's also a director and producer now.[1][2] After marriage to her co-star-turned-husband Rajasekhar (actor) in 1991, Jeevitha chose to completely step away from the limelight of acting and further focused on her marriage and family. Instead, became a backbone strength to supporting her husband’s acting career. She later became a director and a producer for Rajasekhar’s films and sadly, they lost all money in the movie they made together. Their daughters, Shivani & Shivatmika Rajasekhar are also upcoming stars, down South. Jeevitha’s actual birth name is Padma and after entering the film industry very early, she converted her official name to Jeevitha, given by one of the Tamil directors in the mid-80s. She has acted in 40+ films and is also involved with politics now (along with her husband). Her birthdate is rather inconsistent throughout the media, as some sources state Jeevitha’s birthday fell on 24 May and some on 2 September (coinciding with actor Pawan Kalyan’s birthday too). Jeevitha was born in Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh of India (as the third child, amongst her four siblings) and the family later migrated to Madras, Chennai at a very early age where Jeevitha began her acting career there in the Kollywood industry first. She can fluently converse in her mother tongue, Telugu and Tamil as well. Her two older siblings- one brother and sister are deceased and her one younger sibling (a sister) is the only one alive to date.

Jeevitha Rajasekhar
Jeevitha in 2015
Born	(1966-05-24) 24 May 1966
Occupation	Actress director producer
Years active	1984–1990 (as a leading actress); 2010s-present (politics and reality T.V shows)
Spouse(s)	Rajasekhar ​ (m. 1991)​
Children	Shivani (b. 1994) Shivatmika (b. 1999)