Neha Saxena (film actress)

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Neha Saxena interviewed on NTV UAE in 2017
OccupationActress
Years active2012–present

Neha Saxena is an Indian actress who appears in Malayalam, Tulu, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Hindi films. She is best known for her roles in the Malayalam films such as Munthirivallikal Thalirkkumbol and Aaraattu alongside Mohanlal and Kasaba with Mammootty. [1] [2] [3]

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She shared screen space with Saif Ali Khan in Chef (2017). She played the role of Mandakini in the Kannada soap opera HaraHara Mahadeva . She has also acted in a few Tamil, Telugu, Tulu, Sanskrit, and Bollywood films.

Films

List of Neha Saxena film credits
YearTitleRoleLanguageNotes
2013Rickshaw DriverLawyer Anitha Tulu
2014Bypass Road Kannada
Loduku Pandi Tamil
Just LoveNandiniKannada
2015Q Premaku ChavukuDona Telugu
Q Preethigu SaaviguDona Kannada
KamlaaKamlaa Hindi Short film
2016LiquidKannada
One timeKannada
DanduKannada
Game SandhyaKannadaBilingual film
Oru Melliya Kodu SandhyaTamilBilingual film
Yehi Wo Pyaar HaiKareenaHindi
Kasaba Susan Malayalam Released
2017 Munthirivallikal Thalirkkumbol JulieMalayalamReleased
Nee Enna Maayam SeidhaiNehaTamilReleased
Chef NehaHindiReleased
2018 Sakhavinte Priyasakhi RohiniMalayalamReleased
Padayottam Wedding guestMalayalamReleased
2019 Jeem Boom Bhaa Model DolbyMalayalamReleased
Operation ArapaimaNehaMalayalamPost Production
2020 Dhamaka LissieMalayalamReleased
Cochin Shadhi at Chennai 03 Dr.Zareena ThomasMalayalamBilingual filmReleased
Vanmurai Dr.Zareena ThomasTamilBilingual filmReleased
OjasDC SumaKannadaReleased
2021LalbaghDr. LakshmiMalayalamReleased
48 HoursDr SandraMalayalamPost Production
Blood MoonPooja SharmaMalayalamPre Production
5Ann MathewMalayalamFilming
Kondotty PooramIPS Subaida AmanMalayalamReleased
Late MarriageLeadMalayalam
MricchakadikamAditi Sanskrit
LockdownRamyaTamilReleased
2022 Salmon 3D Kaal BhairaviTamilPost-Production
Aaraattu Swapna/NIA Officer Arundhati PathakMalayalam
Operation ArapaimaNehaTamil
2023Lockdown DiarieRamyaTamilReleased
2024Peppatty SultanaMalayalamReleased
2024 Once Upon a Time in Kochi ADGP Rani PatelMalayalamPost Production
2024 Vrushabha YashodhaMalayalamFilming
Key
Denotes films that have not yet been released

Television shows

List of Neha Saxena television credits
YearShowRoleLanguageChannelNotes
2016 HaraHara Mahadeva MandakiniKannadaStar SuvarnaSerial
2017–2018 Lal Salam DancerMalayalamAmrita TVTalk show
Dare the FearHerself (participant)MalayalamAsianetReality show

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References

  1. George, Anjana (27 January 2017). "I owe it all to Mammootty sir and Nithin: Neha Saxena". The Times of India . Retrieved 17 February 2017.
  2. "Neha Saxena ventures into the small screen". The Times of India . TNN. 5 August 2016. Retrieved 17 February 2017.
  3. George, Anjana (27 January 2017). "Neha Saxena cast in Mohanlal's next". The Times of India . Retrieved 17 February 2017.

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