Tuti Yusupova is a memorable actress from Uzbekistan. She has the title of Honored Artist of the Uzbek SSR, received by her in 1970, and also the People's Artist of Uzbekistan, which she was awarded in 1993. In addition, for her services in the culture of the country she became twice an order bearer. A wonderful actress and a woman with a catchy appearance.
Brief information
The future actress Tuti Yusupova was born on March 10, 1936 in Samarkand, Uzbek SSR. She acquired her skills at the Tashkent Theater and Art Institute. N.A. Ostrovsky. In 1957 she came to the Tashkent Drama Theater named after Khazma, where she currently works.
Honored and People's Artist
The biography of Tuti Yusupova is indeed very short, since the heyday of her work fell on the years when the USSR had already disintegrated and Uzbekistan became an independent republic. Before the collapse of the Great Power, she worked in the theater. There she embodied the complex images of Hafiza in the play "Silk Susan" and Khojary in the production of "Voice from the Hump" by Abdullah Kahhar. Her role of Sonya from Chekhov’s play “Uncle Vanya” is considered to be deeply felt. Other equally significant roles became a visiting card for admirers of theatrical art of the city of Tashkent.
Actress Tuti Yusupova endowed her characters with strong characters, spiritual beauty, and also remained the embodiment of a woman outside the nation and religion, which adorned the world of men with her existence. Many of the roles she performed on stage became for people the embodiment of herself. That is why, not being a movie star, she receives the title of Honored Artist, and later - People.
Outside the theater
It is worth mentioning that in addition to the stage of the native theater, Tuti Yusupova was in demand in television shows and radio shows. In total, the actress has more than one hundred works that brought her fame in her native republic. But only the cinema brought her fame beyond the borders of Uzbekistan.
The genres of films where Tuti Yusupova was shot are very diverse - and the lyrics, and comedy, and drama, and science fiction. The actress plays all her versatile roles with inspiration that only real talent can give.
Success in the cinema
Tuti Yusupova began acting in films since 1991. The fame outside the home country of the actress was brought by the painting "Abdullajan, or Dedicated to Steven Spielberg", filmed in 1991. This lyrical kind comedy fell in love not only with the inhabitants of Uzbekistan, but also with other countries.
Then, in her filmography, such works as “Fathers of the Valley”, “Orator”, “Dilhirozh”, “New Bye”, “Tsetochok”, “Didn’t you see the Matchmaker?” and Berlin-Akkurgan. Each of these films is worthy of careful viewing, however, at the moment they are not always available to a foreign audience. That is why actress Tuti Yusupova remains little known outside the borders of her republic.
Worthy rewards
Two orders, which the actress has, prove that her activities played an important role in the life of Uzbekistan. In 2000, she was honored to become the owner of the order "El-yurt Khurmati", which translates as "Dear People and Homeland." And in 2014, along with the military, Tuti Yusupova was again awarded the Order of Fidokorona Hizmatlari Uchun, which is translated as “For Merit to the Homeland”. Such awards for the actress can not be insignificant.
