Ada Sharma wanted to leave studies for acting, tremendous identity from The Kerala Story

Actress Ada Sharma, who has gained tremendous popularity with the film ‘The Kerala Story’, is celebrating her birthday on May 11. Ada may have been associated with the film industry since 2008, but she has got real success and identity from ‘The Kerala Story’. Ada has also acted in Telugu and Tamil films besides Hindi.

Ada Sharma was born in Tamil Brahmin Family in Mumbai. His father was a captain in the Indian Merchant Navy and mother is a classical dancer. When Ada was just three years old, he started dancing. He is also a gymnast. She had decided to become an actress in class 10th.

Ada Sharma also wanted to leave school for acting, but completed his studies till 12th at the behest of parents and then came into the world of films to try her luck. Ada Sharma is also a gymnast. She has been dancing since the age of three and has completed her graduation in Kathak from Natraj Gopi Krishna Kathak Dance Academy in Mumbai.

When Ada Sharma was struggling to step into the film industry, she was also rejected due to her curly hair. Many casting directors felt that she looks very small, so she too rejected Ada. Ada finally got a chance in director Vikram Bhatt’s 2008 film ‘1920’ and his first film was Superhit.

Three years later, another horror film of Ada Sharma was released, but it proved to be a flop. After not getting much chance in the Bollywood industry, Ada turned to the South Industry. Ada Sharma’s first Tamil film was ‘Charlie Chaplin 2’, which was released in 2017. After this many of his Tamil films were released.

Ada Sharma’s ‘The Kerala Story’ proved to be a tremendous hit at the box office. There was a lot of controversy about this film. Ada Sharma has recently appeared in the film ‘Bastar: The Naxal Story’.