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Vedhika in 2019
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Vedhika Kumar

(1988-02-21) 21 February 1988 (age 36) [1]
Occupations
  • Actress
  • model

Vedhika Kumar (born 21 February 1988), known professionally as Vedhika is an Indian actress and model who primarily works in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam films. Vedhika is a recipient of an Asiavision Award and two Edison Awards, along with nominations for two Filmfare Awards South. [2]

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Vedhika started her acting career with the Tamil film Madrasi . She had her breakthrough with Paradesi (2013). She later established a career with successful films such as Kaaviya Thalaivan (2014), Shivalinga (2016), James & Alice (2016), Kanchana 3 (2019) and Home Minister (2022). [3] [4] In 2019, Vedhika also made her debut in Hindi films with The Body . [5]

Early life

Vedhika was born on 21 February 1988 and was brought up in Mumbai. In an interview, Vedhika revealed that her family hails from the border areas of Maharashtra–Karnataka states. Her mother tongue is Kannada. [6]

Career

Early work and fluctuations (2006–2012)

Early in her career, she was involved in modelling assignments and did a notable advert for biscuits alongside prominent actor Suriya. She was subsequently approached by Arjun to essay the lead role in his production Madrasi and Vedhika accepted the role. [7] After the release of Madrasi, Vedhika went on to sign a big budget Hindi language film, Jai Santoshi Maa, a remake of the 1975 film of the same name, but the film failed to subsequently materialize and Vedhika continued acting in South Indian films. [8] She went on to feature in Raghava Lawrence's comedy horror Muni , but her role was minimal once again and the film went to become an average grosser commercially. [9] Her maiden Telugu venture was in Vijayadasami , a remake of the Tamil film Sivakasi , where her performance was described as "okay" and "average" by critics. [10]

Her first release in 2008, the Silambarasan-starrer Kaalai , received negative reviews and became a commercial failure. [11] [12] However, the film became notable for the dance number, "Kutti Pisase" with Vedhika's dancing being critically appreciated. She went on to appear in a second successive film which was panned by critics and which became a financial failure with a role in Sakkarakatti . The long-delayed film featured Shanthnoo Bhagyaraj making his debut in the lead role and A. R. Rahman providing the soundtrack, however Vedhika's role was described as one of the sole positives from the project. [13] Later that year, she starred in a Kannada film, Sangama opposite Ganesh. In 2009, she appeared as the radio jockey Anjali in A. Venkatesh's Malai Malai with the film consequently going on to become a success commercially. [14] The film had little scope for Vedhika and reviews cited her role as "pure eye candy" whilst claiming she was "apt" for the role. [15] She made a comeback to Telugu films in the same year, with a role in the critically acclaimed Baanam . [16] Her role won her plaudits, whilst her on screen presence with Nara Rohit was praised with a critic citing she gives "good company as the naïve girl" and it is "refreshing to see them together". After the release of Baanam, Kumar took a sabbatical and did not sign any other films until, despite making an appearance in a notable advert with Karthi for mobile company Airtel. She signed and next featured in the Telugu film Daggaraga Dooranga opposite Sumanth, which opened to average reviews in August 2011. [17]

Breakthrough and success (2013–present)

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Vedhika at the premiere of Kabzaa

The actress was signed up by director Bala for Paradesi (2013), an adaptation of the 1969 tragic novel Red Tea, which saw her play a village girl opposite Adharvaa. [18] Critics raved about her performance as Angamma, with the critic from Rediff.com noted, "Vedhika plays the role of a young village belle to perfection", while Sify.com labelled that she delivered a "spellbinding performance". [19] [20] Her second release in 2013, the Malayalam film Sringaravelan , became one of the commercial successes of the year. [21] She then appeared in Vasanthabalan's 2014 film Kaaviya Thalaivan , which was set in the backdrop of Madras theatre scene of the 1920s, and featured her opposite Prithviraj Sukumaran and Siddharth. [22] [23] Portraying a character inspired by K. B. Sundarambal, Vedhika called it was a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" and did extensive preparations. [24] [25] A reviewer from Deccan Chronicle stated that she "shines in a substantial role". [26]

Vedhika played a possessed women opposite Shiva Rajkumar in the 2016 Kannada film Shivalinga .[ citation needed ] The film emerged as one of the biggest commercial success of the year. [27] Sunayana Suresh noted, "Vedhika shines in a demanding role, which gives her enough scope for versatility." [28] Most of Vedhika's next releases were either commercial failures or average grosser, except for the Tamil film Kanchana 3 (2019) and Kannada film Home Minister (2022). In Kanchana 3, she played the lead opposite Raghava Lawrence, and the film was a success at the box office. [29] [30] In Home Minister opposite Upendra, she played an investigative reporter. [31] A Sharadhaa stated that she plays her part well. [32] In 2019, Vedhika also made her Hindi film debut with The Body opposite Emraan Hashmi. The film was an official remake of the 2012 Spanish film of the same name. [33] A reviewer of Filmfare wrote, "Vedika looks pretty and she does whatever she could with the ill-written material she was provided with." [34]

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Vedika in 2019

In the Chennai Times Most Desirable Women list, Vedhika was placed 20th in 2013 and 17th in 2014. [35] [36] In its Bangalore Times Most Desirable Women list, she was placed 10th in 2016 and 21st in 2018. [37] [38] In 2024, Vedhika along with PETA, donated a mechanical elephant to a temple in Kannur. [39]

Filmography

Key
†Denotes films that have not yet been released

Films

YearTitleRole(s)LanguageNotesRef.
2006 Madrasi Anjali Tamil
2007 Muni Priya Ganesh
Vijayadasami Devi Telugu
Sakkarakatti ReemaTamil
2008 Kaalai Brindha
Sangama Lakshmi Kannada
2009 Malai Malai AnjaliTamil
Baanam Subbalakshmi PanigrahiTelugu
2011 Daggaraga Dooranga Meenakshi
2013 Paradesi AngammaTamil
Sringaravelan Radha Malayalam
2014 Kaaviya Thalaivan Ganakokilam' Vadivambal "Vadivu"Tamil
Cousins ArathiMalayalam
2016 Shivalinga Satyabhaama "Satya"Kannada
James & Alice AliceMalayalam
Welcome to Central Jail Radhika
2017 Gowdru Hotel Rishi's girlfriendKannada
2019 Kanchana 3 PriyaTamil
The Body Ritu Jha / Isha Rawal Hindi
Ruler SandhyaTelugu
2022 Bangarraju MenakaTeluguCameo appearance
Home Minister SurekhaKannada
2024 Razakar ShanthavvaTelugu
Petta Rap JanakiTamil
Fear Sindhu / InduTelugu [40]
2025GanaSujathaKannada [41] [42]
Gajaana†NandithaTamilPost-production [43]

Television

YearTitleRoleNetworkLanguageRef.
2024 Yakshini Maya Disney+ Hotstar Telugu [44]

Awards and nominations

YearFilmAwardCategoryResultRef.
2014 Paradesi Edison Awards Best Extreme Performance – Female Won [45]
Techofes Best Actress Won [46]
Vijay Awards Best Actress Nominated [47]
Filmfare Awards South Best Actress – Tamil Nominated [48]
2015 Kaaviya Thalaivan Filmfare Awards South Nominated [49]
Edison Awards Best Extreme Performance - Female Won [50]
South Indian International Movie Awards Best Actress – Tamil Nominated [51]
Vijay Awards Best Actress Nominated [52]
Norway Tamil Film Festival Awards Best Actress Won[ citation needed ]
2016 James & Alice Asiavision Awards Performer of the YearWon [53]
South Indian International Movie Awards Best Actress – Malayalam Nominated [54] [55]
Shivalinga Best Actress – Kannada Nominated
2024Fear Avignon International Film Festival (AIFF) Best Actress in Feature FilmWon
Five Continents International Film Festival Best Lead Actress Feature FilmWon
Golden Lion International Film Festival Best ActressWon
Rome International Movie Awards Best ActressWon
Long Key International Film Awards Best ActressWon [56]

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