The world of showbiz consists of everything — money, fame, power, glamour and struggles. It can instantly transform a commoner into a demigod after they achieve fame. Not everyone knows how to keep their fame indefinitely. Many of them steal our hearts with their on-screen stints but disappear from the industry all of a sudden. One such actress was Durga Shetty. Durga Shetty had a guest role in the film Mona Lisa, where actor Darshan also made a guest appearance. The song Chori Chori Anno featured both of them, and some people still remember Durga Shetty because of it.
Durga Shetty was active in the Kannada film industry from 2003 to 2005. During this period, he acted in movies like Mona Lisa, Muni, Love Story, Samathan Lok, Srirampur Police Station, Shuklambaradharam, and Dhad Dhad.
Recently, it has been confirmed that Durga Shetty is currently living in Delhi, where he is settled and married. Beyond this, little is known about her.
It appears that no one has Durga Shetty’s contact number. Journalist-actor-director Raghu Ram is also trying to find her. Raghu Ram discusses and searches for forgotten actors and actresses on his YouTube channel, aiming to reintroduce them to the public. However, he is still searching for Durga Shetty.
Durga Shetty doesn’t seem to be active on social media. Searching for his name on Instagram yields various unrelated pages, and the same goes for Twitter. There is no more information about Durga Shetty available.
On YouTube, however, Durga Shetty’s name is well recognised. A search for the name will bring up a list of songs featuring her, including the Jigi Jigidu Songve from the movie Shuklambaradharam, which starred actor Mohan. Durga Shetty also acted in Srirampur Police Station alongside Sai Kumar, and the song Jakkanaka Jakkanaka Anno features both of them. Full movies featuring Durga Shetty can also be found on YouTube.
Therefore, a search on YouTube will provide a list of Durga Shetty’s movies, but beyond that, no further information is available. It seems that even people in the Kannada industry have forgotten her.
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