
Silk Smitha (born Vijayalakshmi Vadlapati; December 2, 1960 – September 23, 1996) was an Indian actress who appeared in over 450 films across Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi cinema. After early appearances in Malayalam films such as *Inaye Thedi* (1979) and *Karimpana* (1980), she adopted the screen name Silk following her role as a bar girl in the Tamil film *Vandichakkaram* (1980). Throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, Smitha was frequently cast in featured dance numbers and dramatic supporting roles. Her notable credits include *Moondram Pirai* (1982) and its Hindi remake *Sadma* (1983), *Sakalakala Vallavan* (1982), *Kozhi Koovuthu* (1982), *Khaidi* (1983), *Challenge* (1984), *Layanam* (1989), *Aditya 369* (1991), and *Spadikam* (1995). Her final film appearances were released posthumously in 1996.

as Self - Dancer

as Rajamma

as Vasantha

as Herself

as Self

as Clara

as Contract Killer

as Laila

as Self - Dancer

as Rathi Teacher

as Beauty Queen Sneha

as Special appearance in song "Palakattu Machanukku"

as item number "Kal Saiyan Ne Aisi Bowling Kari" (deleted)

as Item - Masala Araikkira

as Menaka

as Chintamani

as Item Number

as Herself

as Manga

as Durai's love interest

as Special Appearance in "Entha Sepaina" Song

as Manga

as Chinthamani

as Self

as Simha Nandini

as Silk Smitha

as Shirley

as Sudha

as Ponni

as Daisy

as Monica

as Mayilu

as Rani

as Dancer

as Dolly

as Priyamvada

as Arun's girlfriend

as Asha

as Special appearance

as Shailaja

as Cabaret Dancer

as Rekha

as Soni

as Usha

as Dancer

as Smitha

as Roopa

as Anita

as Gypsy

as Suseela

as Chittu

as Lalitha

as Kamini

as Smitha

as mala

as Elissy

as Palamma

as Silk

as Sheela

as Lady James Bond