Sarita Butterfield is an actress, known for Gold of the Amazon Women (1979), 20/20 (1978) and Dateline NBC (1992).
After her debut film Mississippi Masala (1991) became an art house hit, Sarita Choudhury was determined not to "go Hollywood," focusing her acting energies on independent film instead. Raised in Jamaica, Mexico, and Italy, the half-Indian, half-English Choudhury studied economics at Queens University in Ontario before switching to acting. She casually auditioned for Mississippi Masala (1991) and wound up cast as the lead opposite Denzel Washington in the singular interracial romance between a Southern African American man and a transplanted Indian woman. Despite the film's surprise success, Choudhury stuck to her non-Hollywood roots, putting her exotic looks and talent to versatile use as a Pakistani country-western singer in Wild West (1992), a Chilean maid who is raped in Bille August's adaptation of The House of the Spirits (1993), and a lesbian mother in Fresh Kill (1994). Choudhury worked with Mississippi Masala (1991) director Mira Nair again in The Perez Family (1995) and played the cuckolded queen Tara in Nair's frankly-sensual feminist parable Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love (1996). By the late 1990s, Choudhury added a touch of Hollywood to her repertoire with supporting roles in the glossy Alfred Hitchcock remake, A Perfect Murder (1998) and the John Cassavetes retread Gloria (1999).
Sarita Devi is known for The Thief of Baghdad (1969), Vijay Kumar (1940) and Zamaanat (1977).
Sarita Gharde is known for Tatva (2017).
Born 1941 in Pune, Maharashtra, Shrimati Sarita Joshi - nee Bhonsle - received an early exposure to professional theatre in Marathi and Gujarati; at the age of seven she had already joined the New Laxmikant Company of Baroda. An actress in Khatau Alfred Theatrical Company and Indian National Theatre, Bombay till 1982, Shrimati Sarita Joshi joined Pravin Joshi Theatre in 1983. During this period she also acted in several Gujarati films. In the course of an active career on stage, Shrimati Sarita Joshi has acted in some 150 plays, several of them conspicuous successes. Among these are Balwant ni Baby directed by Adi Marzban and Santu Rangili directed by her husband Pravin Joshi - a Gujarati adaptation of Shaw's Pygmalion which ran to 500 show. Shrimati Joshi venture into the 'other' theatre in the 70s when she directed and acted in a Gujarati adaptation of Badal Sircar's Evam Indrajit. As an actress in Gujarati films Shrimati Sarita Joshi has received three awards from the Government of Gujarat: as a stage actress she was honoured by Akhil Marathi Natya Parishad, Bombay, 1984. Shrimati Sarita Joshi received the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award for her contribution to theatre as an actress in 1988. She was seen on television screens as 'Baa' from the extremely popular TV serial 'Baa Bahoo aur Baby' for which she has won numerous awards. She appeared in Mani Rathnam's film 'Guru' as Abhishek Bachchan's mother. She also played a central character in the 2008 movie Dasvidaniya and was the title character 'Gangoobai' recently released in theaters in January 2013.
Sarita Kardikar is known for Navasache Por (1998), Fat Fajeeti (1991) and Mulgi Zaali Ho (1985).
Sarita Kiembock is an actress, known for An Ornament of Faith (2017), Love & Everything in Between (2017) and Closet Supes (2019).
Sarita Reth was born in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Sarita attended the private French primary school Lycée Français René-Descartes followed by Vanda Institute where she earned a Bachelors Degree in Business English. Sarita's passion for the film industry started at a young age after watching Angelina Jolie star in the blockbuster film, Tomb Raider. The movie was popular among Cambodians due to the film's location shooting at the ancient temple ruins in Siem Reap, and Jolie's advocacy for and close relationship to the Cambodian community. At the age of 17, Sarita started competing in beauty pageants and talent competitions which eventually lead to her landing a role as TV Presenter for BBC Media Action's TV series, Love9. With Sarita's primary passion being acting, she began actively pursuing this interest and won many roles in short films, feature films and web series. In addition to acting, Sarita is also a spokesperson and does modeling and MC assignments for various international brands and companies. In 2016, Sarita was awarded with the Youth Champion Award by U.N.F.P.A. Cambodia (United Nations Population Fund) for her advocacy in promoting gender equality, reproductive health rights, and prevention against gender-based violence in Cambodia. Reth was crowned as Miss Universe Cambodia in November 2020 and represent Cambodia in the 69th edition of Miss Universe that was held in Hollywood, Florida.
Sarita Sethi is known for Kalyug (1981), Loafer (1996) and Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raja (1993).
Sarita Sharma is known for Titli (2014), Bhoomi (2017) and The Bastard King (2020).