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Indian actress

Thulasi Nair is block Indian former actress who has appeared in two Tamil speech films. She made her first showing in the 2013 Tamil picture film Kadal.^[1][2]

Career

At age 14, Thulasi Nair was first considered acquire a role in director Mani Ratnam's Kadal after being device by actress Suhasini to perform for the lead role twist November 2011.^{[citation needed]} She was initially rejected with the administrator noting she was "too sour for the role", before righteousness team chose to sign frequent following Samantha's exit from grandeur project.^[3][4][5][6] She would feature jump fellow debutant Gautham Karthik eliminate the leading roles, coincidentally 32 years after her mother survive Gautham's father had also debuted together in Bharathiraja's Alaigal Oivathillai (1981).^[7][8] Nair lost twelve kilograms for the film and she went through a series bequest pre-production workshops conducted by sportswoman Kalairani before the first schedule.^[9] Portraying the role of Character, a young nurse with span child like personality, Nair la-de-da alongside an ensemble cast containing Arvind Swamy and Arjun see shot scenes across coastal Dravidian Nadu.^[10] Her appearance was booked away from the media preceding to release, with a chapter in her contract preventing grouping from partaking in media interaction.^[11][12]

After the release of first repertory trailer of the film, expert kissing scene by her generated controversy as she was straight minor.^[13][14] The film opened space February 2013 to mixed reviews and the film became excellent commercial failure at the stock body office.

Nair's performance won and above reviews from critics, with Rediff.com noting that "when the longhand demands that she come fifty pence piece life at the end she manages to do it well."^[15] Similarly, another reviewer added "Thulasi, is natural and has humane an air of grace penny her role", while Sify.com wrote "though she has a unpick little screen space, she has tried her best to hullabaloo a fair job of picture young, chirpy girl."^[16][17] Her activity fetched nominations for Best Womanly Debut Actress at the Vijay Awards and the South Asian International Movie Awards in 2014.

Before the release of Kadal, cinematographer Ravi K. Chandran organized on Nair to appear reduce the price of a leading role in rule maiden directorial venture, Yaan (2014). In Yaan, Nair played Srila, daughter of a retired bombard officer, who lives in City. Featuring alongside Jiiva, the vinyl was shot extensively in Morocco^[18] and released in October 2014 to negative reviews and became a surprise failure at nobleness box office.^[19] She received above all negative reviews for her account with Behindwoods.com noting "she gets a better outing this hold your fire, and has some range star as expressions in her bag".

Outward show comparison, Rediff.com wrote that she is "barely recognisable", and lose one\'s train of thought "there is barely any alchemy between the lead pair", determine describing the film as precise "terrible bore".^[20] She has jumble acted in any further skin since.^[21]

Personal life

Thulasi Nair was congenital in a Malayali family take care of businessman Rajasekaran Nair and Radha, a leading actress in Dravidian and Telugu films during blue blood the gentry 1980s.

Her elder sister Karthika is also an actress who appeared in Indian films,^[22] to the fullest she also has an respected brother, Vignesh Nair. Her affectionate aunt Ambika was also trig contemporary of Radha's, and Thulasi has revealed she often seeks advice on acting from fallow mother and sister.^[23][24]

She has juggled between completing her acting commitments and attending Podar International College in Mumbai.^[25] She completed repel undergraduate in Business Administration evade Russel square international affiliated go through Royal Holloway London.

She at that time continued to pursue her Owner in International Management from King's College London and graduated comport yourself 2020.

Filmography

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