1. Veena Mukundan
Veena Mukundan is a familiar anchor in the Malayalam language channels. She studied Bachelor’s of computer science (BCS) at St. Teresa's College in Ernakulam, Kerala. After completing BCS, she chose to pursue a career in journalism, so she pursued a degree in MA Communication from Madras Christian College. Veena thinks that journalism gives freedom to express personal views publicly. When she was working as a TV anchor, she came to know about Manorama Metro Queen Contest. Then she mailed her photographs to the contest, took part in the contest, and won the title. She is also the winner of Metro Queen in 2016. Later she won second prize for the Malayali Manka contest that boosted her confidence, after which she became a pop...
2. Gayathri Vijayalakshmi
Gayathri Vijayalakshmi is a celebrated Bharatanatyam dancer and choreographer in the Malayalam industry. She was the Head of the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department in TKM College of Engineering, Kollam. She started learning Bharatanatyam at the age of 14. From Nangiarkulangara near Haripad, she would travel up to Kollam to learn Bharatanatyam from the veteran master PG Janardhanan. She continued the classes even after she joined TKM for engineering. After her marriage, she moved to Thiruvananthapuram and took classes from V Mydhili of Midhilalaya dance academy. Gayathri has also acted in the Malayalam play telecasted in Doordarshan. She started to dance after such a long gap that she wasn't sure if she would ...
3. Methil Devika
Methil Devika is a Indian classical dancer, performer, dance research scholar, choreographer, and educator. She was born on 18 January 1976 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Her after was Late N. Rajagopalam, who was an engineer of mobile systems, (Etisalat/ Ex-serviceman) and mother was Methil Rajeswari. She has two elder sisters- Radhika Pillai and Methil Renuka. Radhika Pillai is an educator and an Art Critic. Methil Renuka is an editor of the Forbes Woman Africa. She was born in Dubai and spent the most of her early life there as well. She was previously married to Rajeev Nair, in 2002, with whom she has her six-year-old son, Dewaang. They were later separated, soon after the birth of their son, and she lat...
Age:
48
Gender:
Female
Age:
48
Gender:
Female
4. Gopika Varma
Gopika Varma started her dance career when she was ten years old, learning under the renowned Smt. Kalyani Kuttyamma, and continued to learn from various other artists. She has performed all through her life in many places, festivals, temples and during special occasions. Her field of expertise allows her to be very graceful in her Mohiniyattam.
Mohiniyattam is a classical dance form greatly practiced in Kerala. This dance form is traditionally meant to be performed as a solo by a woman. The term “Mohiniyattam”, when translated, comes to form “Dance of the Enchantress”. Her field of expertise allows her to be very graceful in the dance form. She is married into the Royal family of Travanco...
5. Sreedevi Unni
Sreedevi Unni is a Mohiniyattam Danseuse and Cine artist who stood with her head held high in the worst circumstances. If you need to learn how to cope with the immense hardships of life, then this magnificent actress and danseuse will be an inspiration for you. She has a zest for life that is abundant and is always full of positive energy. Dance is her passion as she says so herself, and she has won the prestigious Karnataka Kalashree Award in 2002.
She has also acted in various Malayalam films and is a familiar face in several ad films. Sreedevi Unni grew up in a pleasant atmosphere in Kozhikode with her father being an IT practitioner and mother being a teacher. When she grew up, she was married to Mr. Narayan...
Gender:
Female
6. Jubil Christina Jose
Bio coming soon......
7. Pravi Nair
Bio coming soon......
Gender:
Male
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