Priya Raman
Born (1974-06-18) 18 June 1974[1]
Thiruvananthapuram
Occupations
  • Actress
  • television presenter
  • television producer
Years active1993 – 2008
2017 – present
Spouses
(m. 1999; div. 2014)
[2]
    (m. 2018)
    Children2[3]

    Priya Raman (born 18 June 1974) is an Indian actress, television presenter and television producer too. She has appeared in Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada cinema and in television serials of Malayalam and Tamil languages. Her first film was the Rajnikanth-produced film Valli, in 1993. Her second film, Arthana, directed by I. V. Sasi and released in 1993, was her debut in Malayalam film industry.[4][5]

    Film career

    Malayalam director Joshiy cast her as an airforce pilot in 1993 in Sainyam with Mammootty.[6]

    Besides films, she has also appeared in a number of Tamil and Malayalam television serials like the Tamil serial Durga, Malayalam T.V serial Kavyanjali produced by of Balaji Telefilms (as "Anjali"), Swarnamayooram, Pavakoothu and Orma (as "Girly"). She have acted in Zee Tamil serial, Sembaruthi. She also hosts a celebrity reality game show called Genes in the same channel.

    Filmography

    Film

    Year Film Role Language Notes
    1993ValliValliTamilDebut Tamil film
    ArthanaPriyaMalayalamDebut Malayalam film
    1994Subramaniya SwamyValliTamil
    KashmeeramManasi VarmaMalayalam
    SainyamShradha KaulMalayalam
    Maa Voori MaarajuJaanakiTeluguDebut Telugu film
    1995ManthrikamBetty FernandezMalayalam
    Thumboli KadappuramMary SolomonMalayalam
    Desa DrohuluVijayaTelugu
    LeaderPriyaTelugu
    Mana MidiyithuNeerajaKannadaDebut Kannada film
    Subha SankalpamSandhyaTelugu
    No. 1 Snehatheeram Bangalore NorthHemaMalayalam
    Dora BabuBharathiTelugu
    Maa Voori MaarajuJanakiTelugu
    1996Naalamkettile Nalla ThampimarNeenaMalayalam
    KumkumacheppuDeepaMalayalam
    Srivari PriyuraluRukminiTelugu
    Shri Krishnarjuna VijayamRukminiTelugu
    Mangala SutraSudhaKannada
    IndraprasthamSpecial appearanceMalayalam
    Ammuvinte Aangalamar-Malayalam
    1997BhoopathiJulie WilliamsMalayalam
    SuryavamsamGowriTamil
    KalyanappittannuGeethuMalayalam
    AsuravamsamNanditha MenonMalayalam
    Aaraam ThampuranNayantharaMalayalam
    1998PonmanamPoornimaTamil
    HarichandraChithraTamil
    Pudhumai PithanPriyaTamil
    1999SparshamRajaniMalayalam
    GandhiyanPriyaMalayalam
    Uthram Nakshathram-Malayalam
    Vellimanithaalam-Malayalam
    Chinna RajaPriyaTamil
    Nesam PudhusuVasanthiTamil
    SautelaBijiliHindiDebut Hindi film
    2018Padi Padi Leche ManasuPadmaTelugu

    TV serials

    Year Title Role Channel Language Notes
    2000SnehatheeramDD MalayalamMalayalamTelevision Debut
    2000SnehatheeramSurya TVMalayalamSequel to Snehatheeram
    2000NeelambariVijay TVTamil[7]
    2001PoruthamHarithaSurya TVMalayalam
    Sri DurgaDurgaJaya TVTamil
    2004–2005KavyaanjaliAnjaliSurya TVMalayalamRemake of Kavyanjali
    2005–2006OrmaGirlyAsianetMalayalam
    2005PavakoothuGayathriAmrita TVMalayalam
    2006–2007 Suryavamsam Manasa Gemini TV Telugu Replaced Vijayalakshmi
    2006SwarnamayooramKrishnaveniAsianetMalayalam
    2007Girija.M.AGirijaJaya TVTamil
    2008Porantha Veeda Puguntha VeedaLakshmiSun TVTamil
    2009–2010 Kadhaparayum KaavyanjaliAnjaliSurya TVMalayalamSequel to Kaavyanjali
    2017–2022Sembaruthi"Aadhikadavur" Akhilandeshwari and Bhuvaneswari[8]Zee TamilTamilComeback serial,parallel female lead,dual role
    2018–2019Arayannangalude VeeduPriyalakshmi Flowers TV Malayalam
    2021Senthoora Poove[9]Aruna – Duraisingham's First Wife Star Vijay Tamil
    BaakiyalakshmiPriyaStar VijayTamilGuest appearance
    RajiniAkhila PurshothamanZee TamilTamilCameo appearance in promo

    Other shows

    Year Title Role Channel Language Notes
    2018–2021Genes (season 3)AnchorZee TamilTamilGame show
    2018Onnum Onnum MoonuGuestMazhavil ManoramaMalayalamTalk show
    2018AnveshanaGuestE TVTeluguTalk show
    2018Cinema VikatanGuestTamilTalk show
    2018Super MomAkhilandeswariTamilReality show
    2019Top SingerCelebrity JudgeFlowers TV Malayalam Reality show
    2019Dance Jodi Dance JuniorsJudgeZee TamilTamil
    2019Alitho SaradagaGuestE TV TeluguTeluguTalk show
    2019Little TalksGuestTamilTalk show
    2019–2020Dance Jodi Dance 3.0JudgeZee TamizhTamilReality show
    2021 Stylish Tamilachi vs Mass Tamilan Anchor Zee Tamil Tamil Talk show
    2021 Super Mom Reunion Guest Zee Tamil Tami Reality show
    2022Sembaruthi Vetri VizhaHerselfZee TamilTamilSpecial show

    Web series

    Year Title Role Platform Notes
    2019 Madras Meter Show Contestant ZEE5 Episode 5 [10]

    Award and nominations

    Cinema Express Awards Best Newface Actress -Valli [11]

    • Zee Tamil Family Awards

    2018 -Won – Most Popular Mom – Sembaruthi

    2019 -Nominated – Best Anchor – Genes Season 3

    2020-Won- Best Anchor – Genes Season 3 2020– Nominated – Most Popular Mom- Sembaruthi 2020– Nominated- Most Popular Mamiyar- Sembaruthi

    References

    1. "Here's how Team Sembaruthi surprised Priya Raman on her birthday". The Times of India. 20 June 2021.
    2. "Priya Raman and Ranjith divorced!". Chitramala. 12 June 2014. Retrieved 11 August 2017.
    3. "Did divorced actors Priya Raman and Ranjith reunite? Pics of stars go viral". Onmanorama. 21 June 2021. Retrieved 12 January 2024.
    4. "Genes game show is back; Priya Raman to host the new season". The Times of India. Retrieved 22 June 2018.
    5. "Zee Tamil launches Genes hosted by actor Priya Raman". Indian Advertising Media & Marketing News – exchange4media. Retrieved 22 June 2018.
    6. Krishnakumar, G (14 January 2004). "Lights ready... action now!". The Hindu. Archived from the original on 1 February 2015.
    7. "Kalki magazine 2000-06-25". 25 June 2000.
    8. "10–12 years ago, acting in a soap was the death knell for a movie star: Priya Raman". The Times of India. Retrieved 4 February 2018.
    9. "Popular TV couple Priya Raman and Ranjith to feature in Senthoora Poove". The Times of India. 5 July 2021.
    10. "Episode 5 – Priya Raman and Oorvambu Lakshmi's fun chat!". Zee5.com. 25 August 2019. Retrieved 17 December 2020.
    11. "Kizhakku Cheemayile adjudged best film". The Indian Express. Express News Service. 13 March 1994. p. 3.


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