Divya Padmini

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Divya Vishwanath, also known as Divya Padmini, is an actress in Malayalam and Tamil television programs and films.

Her portrayal of the character Divya in Sthreedhanam was popular among Malayali households. The series ran over four years and won her several accolades. She made her television debut on Manapporuttam serial alongside Prem Prakash.

Career[]

While Padmini was studying at NSS College, Changanacherry, she was selected by her teachers to play the central character in a telefilm titled Anakha, which was to be produced by the college's newly formed theatre club.^[2] The telefilm was aired in Asianet on Valentine's Day in 2006. Director Biju Varkey, who has made films like Phantom, noticed her and invited her to act in a non-commercial film titled Chandranilekkulla Vazhi. She acted as a village girl from a pulluvan background in the film.^[3] She was also part of the Malayalam film Indrajith.^[4]

Padmini was spotted by director P. Vasu and got her Tamil film debut in the 2011 film Puli Vesham, for which she was asked to change her name to Divya Padmini, adding her mother's maiden name to her name.^[5] Since then she was seen in few more Tamil films,^[6] like the Ilaiyaraaja musical Ayyan^[7][8] and Vilayada Vaa a film that focussed on carrom.^[9][10]

In 2007, she acted in her first serial Manapporutham. She was also part of a few other serials like Ammathottil and Sthreedhanam. She also acted in Tamil serials. She made her Tamil debut in Sun TV's serial Pillai Nila and she also acted in Kayitham, in which she plays a school teacher called Parvathy, produced by Samuthirakani.^[11] She recently participated in reality show Ningalkkumaakam Kodeswaran along with Chithra Shenoy on Asianet.

Personal life[]

Padmini is from Kattappana in Idukki district. She is married to Ratish, an art director, and has settled in Mumbai.^[12]

Filmography[]

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External links[]

• Divya Padmini at IMDb