Sreedhanya

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Sreedhanya
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Malayalam film actress Sreedhanya on a movie set in 2024
Born
Kerala, India
OccupationActress

Sreedhanya is an Indian actress and television host who works in predominantly Malayalam-language films and television shows.

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Career

Sreedhanya participated in a talk show on Jeevan TV before receiving her first show as an anchor with Samantharam on Amrita TV. [1] She went on to host several shows including Vaidyasala, Veedu, and Grihathuram. [1] She played supporting roles in several films before playing one of the leads in Njan Samvidhanam Cheyyum under the stage name of Gayathri. [2] She worked as a Malayalam tutor for Vidya Balan for the film Aami before Balan left the project. [3] [4] [5] In 2017, she replaced Bhagyalakshmi as a host for "Selfie" on Kairali TV. [1] [6]

Filmography

YearTitleRoleNotes
2010 Kadaksham Nirmala
2013 3 Dots Beena Mathew Paul
Left Right Left Anu
Tharattu PattuCrying Baby Boy's MotherShort film
2014 Manglish Seenath
Mummiyude Swantham AchoosSandra Roy
2015 Njan Samvidhanam Cheyyum Gayathri Devicredited as Gayathri
2017 Rakshadhikari Baiju Oppu Nirmala
2018 Kadal Kuthiraigal School teacher Tamil film
2019 Irupathiyonnaam Noottaandu Prabha
Ivide Ee NagarathilSreedhanya
Pranaya Meenukalude Kadal Sulfath Beevi
2020InnaleyolamVineethaShort film
2022 Makal Dr.Susan
Dancing QueenMother Hindi
Short film
HayaShalini
2023 Pranaya Vilasam Anusree [7]
Corona Papers Shankararaman's Daughter in law [8]
Philip's Asha [9]
Thaal [10]
Neru Parveen [11]
2024 Qalb [12]

Television

YearShowChannelRoleNotes
2011Samantharam Amrita TV Host
VaidyasalaHost
2012Grihathuram Asianet News Host
Mr Perfectionist Asianet News Host
2013Veedu Manorama News Host
2017-2018Selfie Kairali TV Host
2021–2023 Koodevide Asianet Adhithi Padmanabhan Malayalam TV series
2021Start Music Season 3 Asianet ParticipantGame show
2023 – 2024Mazhayethum Mumpe Amrita TV MythiliMalayalam TV series
2023 – presentMaaattha Bangaaram ETV (Telugu) Saraswathi Telugu TV series

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryResultRef.
2012Kerala State Television AwardsBest compere / anchorWon [1]
for "Gruhathuram"
2014Jaycey Foundation awardBest compere / anchorWonfor "Gruhathuram"
2017Malayala PuraskaramBest compere / anchorWonfor "Selfie"
2022Asianet television awardsbest supporting actressNominatedkoodevide
2022Asianet television awardsbest supporting actress ( Jury )Wonkoodevide

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