Mrudula Murali

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Mrudula Murali
Born
Mrudula Murali

Ernakulam, Kerala, India
Occupations
  • Actress
  • model
  • anchor
  • classical dancer
Years active2009–present
SpouseNitin Malini Vijay (m.2020)
Relatives Mithun Murali (Brother)

Mrudula Murali Mangalasseri, credited as Mrudula Murali, is an Indian actress, model, anchor and classical dancer. She appears in Malayalam and Tamil films.

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Personal life

Mrudula was born to Muralidharan Nair, who is working as an engineer in F.A.C.T Kalamassery, and Latha Menon in Ernakulam, Kerala. [1] She completed her secondary education at Assisi Vidyaniketan Public School, Ernakulam. She has a bachelor's degree from St. Teresa's College, Ernakulam and PG degree in Media studies at M.O.P. Vaishnav College for Women, Chennai. Her only brother Mithun Murali is also an actor-cum-model. Mridula Murali married Nitin Malini Vijay, who's an aspiring filmmaker; currently working on the advertisement front, on 29 October 2020.

Career

Mrudula started as a child anchor in the program Dial & See telecast in Jeevan TV along with her brother Midhun Murali as co-anchor. She has acted numerous ad-films in Tamil and Malayalam and also shot for a Tamil film, the Ilaiyaraaja musical Kangalum Kavipaduthey in 2007,[ citation needed ] which did not get a theatrical release. She stepped into the film industry with the Malayalam film Red Chillies . She received critical acclaim for her role as Shenbagavalli in her debut Tamil film Nagaraja Cholan MA, MLA .

She had no theatrical releases in 2014 but appeared in a short film titled Maniyara. [2] Her Tamil film Chikkiku Chikkikkichu is a romantic comedy that unfolds during a train journey. [3] [4] She has been signed as one of the female leads in the Malayalam films Enthoru Bhagyam, which will feature her as Heera Samson, a modern girl from Bangalore, who is "bubbly and lively". [5]

Mrudula Murali got her major breakthrough with the Bollywood movie Raagdesh , where she played Captain Lakshmi Sehgal. The movie and her role received praise from various corners. Her acting and dialogue received special mention in reviews. She at present is acting in the Tamil movie Pistha, starring Shirish Sharavanan of Metro fame and also in Ulagam Vilakku Varudhu, directed by Thambi Ramaiah, starring his son Umapathy.

Filmography

YearFilmRoleLanguageNotes
2009 Red Chillies Varadha Battadirippadu Malayalam
2009Mercury PookkalSapna Malayalam Musical album
2010 Elsamma Enna Aankutty Sherine Malayalam
2012Kangalum Kavipaduthey- Tamil Shot in 2007
2013 10:30 am Local Call Ann Malayalam
2013 Nagaraja Cholan MA, MLA Shenbagavalli Tamil
2014ManiyaraBride Malayalam Short film
2015 Ayal Njanalla Isha Malayalam
2015 Chikkiku Chikkikkichu Varsha Tamil
2015Celebrate HappinessHerself Malayalam Video song
2016 Shikhamani Devika Malayalam
2017 Raagdesh Lakshmi Sehgal Hindi
2018 Maniyaar Kudumbam Magizhampoo Tamil
2022 Pistha Selvi Tamil

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