Sabitha Jayaraj

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Sabitha Jayaraj is an Indian costume designer and actress, who works in Malayalam cinema.

Sabitha started off her career as a costume designer in the Malayalam film industry in the 90s. She worked as a designer in 9 Malayalam feature films as well as a Hindi feature film, one of which Kannaki (film), won her the Kerala State Award for Best Costume Design. Later on she started appearing in small roles in films and took up the lead role in Pakarnnattam opposite Jayaram.^[1] In 2017 she appeared in the short film, Prakriti, told through the point of view of a photographer, played by herself, who is on a tour of Kuttanad.^[2] She played the role Moly a compassionate mother in Jayaraj's award-winning movie Ottal.

Sabitha Jayaraj is married to filmmaker Jayaraj and has collaborated in several of his works.^[3] They have two children together, Dhanu Jayaraj and Keshav Jayaraj.^[4]

• The Guard (2001)