Subiksha

Subiksha Krishnan is a South Indian actress and Classical Indian Dancer, who has starred in various Tamil, Telegu, Malayalam and Kannada movies. She was born as Abinaya Krishnamoorthi in the Bellary region of Karnataka. Subiksha made her debut into films in 2013 with the Tamil film Annakodi which was written and directed by P. Bharathiraja in which she played a supporting role and has now appeared in more than ten films. 

Her Malayalam Debut was with the movie Olipporu, which was directed by A.V. Sasidharan. Her other prominent cinemas include Kanthari, Njanara Mon, and Lord Livingston 7000 Kandi. In her movie, ATM (Any Time Money) directed by Jespal Shanmughan, she plays the role of a traditional girl. This movie also stars Bollywood actor Jackie Shroff.

In her 2014 film, Ninnaithan Yaaro, Subiksha played the role of a software engineer. She also assessed the female lead in the movie Anjana Gandu in which her performance met with mixed reviews. SIFY wrote that ‘’though she doesn't mesmerize the audience, her potential as an actor is visible’’. Other than Cinema, Subiksha is well-trained in the art of Classical Indian Dance and has completed the Aadal Kalaimani course in Bharatanatyam.

She receives this attribute from her mother who is also a Classical Dance teacher in Bellary. She will now be appearing in an English feature film Drawing Blood in which she plays the role of a north-eastern girl. In an interview, Subiksha stated that the movie had come out well, and she is also expecting an award for it. Her other upcoming pictures include Celebration, Girls, and Ra Ra Rajasekhar.