Mamta Mohandas

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Mamta Mohandas
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Mamta at Red FM interview
Born (1984-11-14) 14 November 1984 (age 40)
Manama, Bahrain
NationalityIndian
Alma mater Mount Carmel College, Bangalore
Occupations
Years active2005–present
Spouse
Prajith Padmanabhan
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(m. 2011;div. 2012)​

Mamta Mohandas (born 14 November 1984) is an Indian actress, producer and playback singer who primarily works in Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu films. Mamta is a recipient of several awards including a Kerala State Film Award and two Filmfare Awards South. [1]

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Mamta made her acting debut with Mayookham (2005) and had her breakthrough with Kadha Thudarunnu (2010), which earned her the Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Malayalam and Kerala State Film Award for Second Best Actress. [2] She has since appeared in successful films such as Arike (2012), My Boss (2012), Two Countries (2015), Udaharanam Sujatha (2017), Carbon (2018), Nine (2019), Kodathi Samaksham Balan Vakeel (2019), Forensic (2020), Jana Gana Mana (2022) and Maharaja (2024). [3]

Early life and background

Mamta was born on 14 November 1984 [4] [5] to Malayali parents (Mohandas and Ganga) from Tellichery. She attended the Indian School, Bahrain until 2002. [6] [7] She pursued a bachelor's degree in computer science at Mount Carmel College Bangalore.[ citation needed ] She modeled for print ads for companies such as IBM and Kalyan Kendra, and modeled on the ramp for the Mysore Maharajah and Raymonds. Mamta is trained in Carnatic music and Hindustani music. [8] [9]

Film career

Acting

Mohandas debuted in the 2005 Malayalam film Mayookham , directed by Hariharan. The film did not do well at the box office. [10]

Subsequently, she acted alongside Mammootty in Bus Conductor , with Suresh Gopi in the films Adbutham (2006) and Lanka (2006), and alongside Jayaram in Madhuchandralekha (2006). She also played the female lead in Baba Kalyani with Mohanlal. Later that year, she débuted in the Tamil film industry, starring in the Karu Pazhaniappan directed film Sivappathigaram .[ citation needed ]

In 2007 she acted with Mammootty in the film Big B . She eventually stepped into the Telugu film industry as well, when she appeared in a supporting role in the film Yamadonga , directed by SS Rajamouli.[ citation needed ] She had lent her voice for a couple of songs in this film too.[ citation needed ] In 2008, she appeared in 7 films, predominantly in Telugu-language films. Her first release was her début Kannada film Gooli . She then starred in the film Krishnarjuna , playing the lead female role.[ citation needed ] Victory was her next assignment as lead actress, following which she appeared in a cameo role in her only Tamil release that year, Kuselan . Three more Telugu releases featured Mamta, including Homam , directed by JD Chakravarthy and Srinu Vaitla's King .[ citation needed ]

In 2009, she starred in the comedy film Guru En Aalu alongside Madhavan, and the thriller Passenger , sharing screen space with Dileep and Sreenivasan, respectively. The film Passenger, in which she played the role of a television reporter, became a turning point in Mohandas's career. She was initially approached to play the lead role in the 2009 Telugu dark fantasy Arundathi. She refused the offer, and the movie went on to become one of the highest grossers that year. In 2010, she worked with Jayaram in Kadha Thudarunnu [11] directed by Sathyan Anthikkad, for which she won her first Best Actress Award from Filmfare. [12] This film also won her the Kerala State Film Award for Second Best Actress, the Vanitha award for best actress – Malayalam, the Mathrubhumi award for best actress – Malayalam and the Asianet award for the best actress- Malayalam. Other projects in 2010 included Musafir with Rahman, Anwar with Prithiviraj, and Kedi with Nagarjuna. Mamta's first film in 2011 was the Malayalam film Race , in which she played the role of Niya, wife of a cardio surgeon Abey (Kunchacko Boban). The film failed to do well at the box office. [13] Her next release in Malayalam was Naayika . [14] In 2012, she appeared in her third Tamil film, Thadaiyara Thaakka , directed by Magizh Thirumeni.[ citation needed ] In 2013 she starred in Paisa Paisa with Indrajith. [15] [16] In 2014 she starred in To Noora with Love as a Muslim character. [17]

Mohandas made a comeback to Malayalam movie industry with Ranjith Shankar's Mammooty starrer Varsham.[ citation needed ] She shared her screen space again with Dileep in Two Countries after doing My Boss with him.[ citation needed ]

In 2016, Mohandas starred opposite Mammootty in Thoppil Joppan , and in early 2017, she signed Crossroad , an anthology film in which she plays an orthodox Muslim. She also appeared in an extended cameo in Udaharanam Sujatha with Manju Warrier. In mid-2017, she signed Detroit Crossing aka Ranam opposite Prithviraj, but had to opt out because she did not have fresh dates to allocate for the project.

In 2020 Mohandas acted in the crime thriller feature film Forensic in which she played the role of police officer Rithika Xavier IPS.[ citation needed ]

Singing

Mohandas is trained in Carnatic and Hindustani music, and first sang playback in the Telugu film Rakhi , singing the title song under Devi Sri Prasad's direction, making her debut in the Telugu film industry as a singer before making her acting debut in Telugu. She went on to win the 2006 Filmfare Best Female Playback Singer Award for that song. [18]

Subsequently, she was asked to sing several songs for composer Devi Sri Prasad, including "Akalesthe Annam Pedtha" for the Chiranjeevi-starrer Shankardada Zindabad (later dubbed as Daddy Mummy in the Tamil film Villu ), "36-24-36" for the film Jagadam , "Mia" for Tulasi , and "Ghanana (Funny)" and the title song for the film King . Other music directors she has worked with include M. M. Keeravani (for her own films Yamadonga and Krishnarjuna , also Chandamama ), R. P. Patnaik (for Andamaina Mansulo), Chakri (for Victory ), Nithin Raikwar (for her own film Homam ) and Thaman (for Jayeebhava).[ citation needed ]

In Tamil, she sang "Kaalai Kaalai" in the film Kaalai , which starred Silambarasan in the lead role. She sang "Idai Vazhi" for the comedy film Goa under noted composer Yuvan Shankar Raja's direction. Both songs featured her singing alongside Benny Dayal. She was heard for the first time in her mother tongue, Malayalam, in the 2010 film Anwar . She has also recorded a song for her film Thriller. In the film 'Mohabath', she sang a duet with Hariharan. She sang "Iravil Viriyum" in her 2012 film Arike . She sang "Karuppana Kannazhagi" in the film Aadupuliyattam. [19]

Personal life

Mamta got engaged to Prajith Padmanabhan, a Bahrain-based businessman, on 11 November 2011. The couple got married on 28 December 2011 in Thalassery. [20] [21] They got divorced in December 2012. [22] In June 2024, Mamta revealed that she is in a relationship. [23]

Mamta is a cancer survivor, and has battled Hodgkin lymphoma since 2010. [24] In April 2013, she had a relapse of the cancer [25] and underwent cancer treatment in UCLA. [20] Since 2014, she has resided in Los Angeles. [26] [27] [6] In 2023, she revealed that she is diagnosed with Vitiligo. [28]

Filmography

Films

YearTitleRoleLanguageNotesRef.
2005 Mayookham Indira Malayalam
Bus Conductor CelinaMalayalam
AdbuthamMariaMalayalam
2006 Lanka Lanka LakshmiMalayalam
Madhuchandralekha IndulekhaMalayalam
Sivappathigaram Charulatha Tamil
Baba Kalyani Madhumitha AshokanMalayalam
2007 Big B Rimi TomyMalayalam
Yamadonga Dhanalakshmi Telugu
2008 Gooli Ramya Kannada
Krishnarjuna SathyaTelugu
Victory JanakiTelugu
Kuselan/ Kathanayakudu Assistant directorTamil, TeluguCameo appearance
Homam Dr. MahalakshmiTelugu
Chintakayala Ravi LavanyaTelugu
King Swapna/PoojaTelugu
2009 Guru En Aalu SeemaTamil
Passenger Anuradha MenonMalayalam
2010 Kedi JanakiTelugu
Kadha Thudarunnu Vidya LakshmiMalayalam [29]
Nirakazhcha ShilpaMalayalam
Anwar Ayesha BegumMalayalam
The Thriller HerselfMalayalamSpecial appearance
Karayilekku Oru Kadal Dooram GaadhaMalayalam
2011 Race NiyaMalayalam
Naayika AleenaMalayalam
2012 Padmasree Bharat Dr. Saroj Kumar Neelima Saroj KumarMalayalam
Njanum Ente Familiyum Dr. PriyaMalayalam
Arike Anuradha Malayalam
Thadaiyara Thaakka PriyaTamil
Jawan of Vellimala AnithaMalayalam
My Boss Priya S. NairMalayalam
2013 Celluloid Janet DanielMalayalam
Ladies and Gentleman AnuMalayalam
Musafir Anupama Gopalakrishnan NairMalayalam
Paisa Paisa SuryaMalayalam
2014 To Noora with Love Noorjahan (Noora)Malayalam
Varsham Dr. JayasreeMalayalam
2015 Two Countries LayaMalayalam
2016 Thoppil Joppan Maria VarkeyMalayalam
2017 Udaharanam Sujatha Deepa MMalayalam
Crossroad BadarunneesaMalayalamSegment: "Badar"
Goodalochana PadmaMalayalam
2018 Carbon SameeraMalayalam
Neeli LakshmiMalayalam
Johny Johny Yes Appa Amala JayakumarMalayalam
2019 Nine Annie LewisMalayalam
Kodathi Samaksham Balan Vakeel Anuradha SudharshanMalayalam
2020 Forensic Rithika Xavier IPS Malayalam [30]
2021 Bhramam SimiMalayalam
Enemy Anisha RajivTamil
LalbaghSaraMalayalam
Sunny Dr. AnuradhaMalayalam
Meow SulekhaMalayalam
2022 Jana Gana Mana Saba MariyamMalayalam [31]
Theerppu Dr. ShwethaMalayalamVoice only
2023 Maheshum Marutiyum GauriMalayalam [32]
Live Dr. AmalaMalayalam [33]
Rudrangi Jwala Bhai DeshmukhTelugu [34]
Otta UnnamedMalayalam [35]
Bandra SakshiMalayalam [36]
2024 Maharaja AasifaTamil [37]
TBA Identity †TBAMalayalamFilming [38]

Television

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2012 Kaiyil Oru Kodi Host
2016Kerala CancerSinger [39]
D 4 Dance Reloaded Judge [40]
2017 D 4 Dance: Junior v/s Senior Judge
Hand of GodMamtaShort film
2023 Star Singer 9 JudgeLaunch episode only

Discography

YearSongFilmMusic directorCo-singerLanguage
2006"Rakhi Rakhi" [41] Rakhi Devi Sri Prasad Devi Sri Prasad Telugu
2007"Akalesthey Annam Pedatha" Shankar Dada Zindabad Devi Sri Prasad SoloTelugu
"36-24-36" Jagadam Devi Sri Prasad SoloTelugu
"Olammi Tikkareginda" Yamadonga M. M. Keeravani Jr. NTR Telugu
"Sakkubaayine" Chandamama K. M. Radha Krishnan [ circular reference ] Jassie Gift Telugu
"Mia" Tulasi Devi Sri Prasad NaveenTelugu
2008"Buggalerrabada" Krishnarjuna M. M. Keeravani M. M. Keeravani Telugu
"Ghanana (Funny)" King Devi Sri Prasad SoloTelugu
"King" King Devi Sri Prasad Lesie LewisTelugu
"Andamaina Manasulo"Andamaina Mansulo R. P. Patnaik SoloTelugu
"Sunley Zara " Victory Chakri NaveenTelugu
"Jenifer Laa" Victory Chakri Nithin, ShashankTelugu
"Yey Mister Ninne" Homam Nithin RaikwarNihal, ShivaniTelugu
"Kalai" Kaalai G. V. Prakash Kumar Benny Dayal Tamil
2009"Gundelona" Jayeebhava S.Thaman Megha, Priya, JananiTelugu
"Daddy Mummy" [42] Villu Devi Sri Prasad NaveenTamil
2010Kadhalu NidurinjeEnnadiki (Album)Vijay KarunSoloTelugu
"Idai Vazhi" Goa Yuvan Shankar Raja Benny Dayal Tamil
"Njan" Anwar Gopi Sundar Prithviraj Sukumaran Malayalam
"Priyankari" The Thriller Dharan Kumar Haricharan Malayalam
"Priyankari"(Remix) The Thriller Dharan Kumar Benny Dayal Malayalam
2012"Iravil Viriyum" Arike Ouseppachan SoloMalayalam
"Kan Thurannoru Kalyani" Mullassery Madhavan Kutty Nemom P. O. Ratheesh Vegha SoloMalayalam
2013"Most Wanted" Bhai Devi Sri Prasad NarendraTelugu
2015"Karuppana Kannazhagi" Aadupuliyattam Ratheesh Vegha SoloMalayalam
2019Hei DiddleAniyan Kunjinu Thannalayathu M. Jayachandran SoloMalayalam
2020Thedal [43] Thedal (Music Video) Sachin Warrier Sachin Warrier Malayalam
Rumaal AmbiliLalbagh Rahul Raj Zia Ul HaqMalayalam
2023Alapanam Live Alphons Joseph SoloMalayalam

Media image and other work

Mamta is considered among the highest-paid Malayalam actresses. [44] In the Kochi Times Most Desirable Women list, she was placed 7th in 2017, [45] 5th in 2018, [46] 8th in 2019, [47] and 17th in 2020. [48] In 2011, she became the brand ambassador of Kochi International Fashion Week. [49] In 2013, she became the brand ambassador for Kerala Strikers in Celebrity Cricket League. [50]

Mohandas started working on television, by hosting the quiz show Kaiyil Oru Kodi in 2012, which was later cancelled. [39] She has also judged two seasons of D 4 Dance . [40] In 2020, Mamta launched her own production company Mamta Mohandas Productions. [51]

Accolades

Kerala State Film Awards
Asianet Film Awards
Filmfare Awards South
Vanitha Film Awards
Asiavision Awards
Mathrubhumi - Kalyan Silks Chalachithra Awards
Asianet Comedy Awards

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