Mini Nair

Mini Nair is an actor. She was born in Pathankot, Punjab. Her parents Velayudhan Rajappan Nair and Sreekanta Madhavan Pillai, are originally from Trivandrum, Kerala. Her father was in Pathankot, Punjab due to his job. She completed her high school and higher studies in Trivanndrum as her family moved to Trivandrum again. Mini moved to the US after she got married with her husband and her son. She was quite popular in the 90s. And she was one of the most beautiful actresses of the era. She is known for her acting in Malayalam movies and has done multiple Malayalam movies. In 1996 she is seen playing the role of "Pachu's (Main Character) mother" in the film "Desadanam." It was directed by " Jayaraj Born in Kottayam, Kerala to a middle-class family, >> Read More... ."

In the film "Kathapurushan," she played the lead female (Meenakshi). The movie was directed by Adoor "Gopalkrishnan." In 1997 she appeared in the film "Niyogam," directed and written by "Raju Joseph." She played the character "Devu." In 1998 she appeared in the movies " Sidhartha Click to look into! >> Read More... " and "Thirakalkkappuram." In the film "Sidhartha," she played the role of "Commissioner's Wife," and in the film "Thirakalkkappuram," she is seen as " Panjami Panjami is a Tamil TV serial broadcasted on Sun TV >> Read More... ." In 1999 she worked in the film "Aayiram Meni" where she played the role of "Varkey's Wife." In 2000 she is seen in the movie " Satyameva Jayate Click to look into! >> Read More... ."

In 2001, Mini appeared in the film "Andolanam." In 2002 she is seen in the movies "Mayilpeelithaalu" and "Krishna Gopalakrishna." In 1997 she was nominated for the "Best Actress" award in the "Kerala State Film Award" for her character in the movie "Desadanam." She did a great job as an actress and never gave the audience a chance to be disappointed. The way she drew attention to herself with the way she acted in her films was elegant. Her beauty was out of the world, and the way she carried herself and her character was magnificent.