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Krishna Praba is an Indian actress and professional dancer who chiefly appears in Malayalam films.[1] She made her entry into the film industry with the film Madampi (2008), directed by B. Unnikrishnan. She played the character Mollykutty in Life of Josutty (2015), directed by Jeethu Joseph.[2]

Krishna Praba
Born (1987-11-25) 25 November 1987 (age 34)
Ernakulam, Kerala, India
OccupationFilm actress
Years active2008–present
Websitehttp://krishnapraba.in/

Early life


Praba was born in 1987 to Cr Prabhakaran Nair, a former mechanical engineer at Kalamassery HMT and Sheela Prabhakaran Nair.[citation needed] She completed her primary education from St. Joseph's School, Kalamassery and obtained Higher Secondary Education in humanities from Sacred Heart College, Thevara.[citation needed] Her early influences included Mohiniyattam, Kuchipudi, Nadakam and Margam kali. She received a Diploma certificate in Bharatanatyam from Alliance University Bangalore.[citation needed] Krishna Praba got training in classical dance under the mentorship of Kalamandalam Sugandhi, her first dance teacher, from the age of three.[3]


Career


Praba received several awards at state level youth festival competition.[citation needed] She joined Manoj Guinness’ Cochin Navodaya troupe as a dancer. She later collaborated with Sajan Palluruthy and Prajodh for Comedy show, a program on Asianet TV channel.[citation needed] After her debut in B Unnikrishnan’s movie, Krishna Praba grew in stature in the Malayalam movie industry by playing different characters in a series of films, most notably in Natholi Oru Cheriya Meenalla (2013) and Life of Josutty (2015). In 2014, she said that she felt privileged to be compared to the late Sukumari after many celebrities including Kavya Madhavan and Ramesh Pisharody pointed out the similarities between the character Krishna played in She Taxi and Sukumari’s character in Boeing Boeing.[4] In 2017, Krishna Praba joined a number of award-winning students to enact Radha Madhavam, a dance drama directed by cine actress Gayathri.[5] She sang song for the movie, Theeram in 2017.She is running Jainika school of arts at Kochi.[citation needed]


Filmography



Films


Year Film Role Language
2005Boy FriendCollege studentMalayalam
2008Parthan Kanda ParalokamVillage girlMalayalam
MadampiBhavaniMalayalam
2009UtharaswayamvaramVimalaMalayalam
RaamanamNeeliMalayalam
Oru Black and White KudumbamSumaMalayalam
My Big FatherAncy's friendMalayalam
Gulumaal: The EscapeAir HostessMalayalam
PassengerReceptionistMalayalam
Swantham LekhakanBrideMalayalam
ColoursRahul's sisterMalayalam
Thirunakkara PerumalNunMalayalam
Dr. PatientNurseMalayalam
2010PramaniOffice staffMalayalam
Best of LuckJameelaMalayalam
JanakanNurseMalayalam
KadakshamKallambalam SumaraniMalayalam
KaaryasthanHerselfMalayalam
2011Orma MathramSudhamaniMalayalam
August 15ThiefMalayalam
Teja Bhai & FamilyDrama Family MemberMalayalam
2012Ee Adutha KaalathuBindhuMalayalam
Naughty ProfessorStudentMalayalam
Trivandrum LodgeRoslinMalayalam
KaashhServantMalayalam
KarmayodhaRenaMalayalam
KalikaalamMaidMalayalam
20133G Third GenerationMenakaMalayalam
Police MaamanShankunni's sisterMalayalam
Natholi Oru Cheriya MeenallaKumariMalayalam
Left Right LeftSerial actressMalayalam
Hotel CaliforniaSoosieMalayalam
Kadal Kadannu Oru MaathukuttyDeepaMalayalam
Ezhu Sundara RathrikalManjushaMalayalam
Oru Indian PranayakadhaSudhaMalayalam
VedivazhipaduSajithaMalayalam
2014Salaam KashmierMrs. ChandranMalayalam
PolytechnicSarithaMalayalam
GarbhasreemanVimala PrabhakaranMalayalam
2015She TaxiSradhaMalayalam
Love 24x7NimishaMalayalam
Life of JosuttyMollykuttyMalayalam
2016Ithu Thaanda PoliceAnnamma GeorgeMalayalam
KolumittayiMollyMalayalam
2017FukriClaraMalayalam
Honey Bee 2: CelebrationsAncyMalayalam
Honey Bee 2.5HerselfMalayalam
TheeramIthaMalayalam
MelleBettyMalayalam
2018Kallai FMJameelaMalayalam
2019Allu RamendranRaniMalayalam
MaskMrs.NajeebMalayalam
2020VarkyDr. PerlyMalayalam
2021Drishyam 2Mary JoseMalayalam
2022NishabdhamLakshmiMalayalam
MakalDance TeacherMalayalam
BheethiMalayalam
TBAPulimadaMalayalam
JalamshamMalayalam
UlkkazchaMalayalam

Television serials


Year Show Channel Ref.
2005Mukesh KathakalKairali TV
2005Nanmayude NakshathrangalKairali TV
2008Twenty Twenty OneAsianet
2009Kanal KireedamAsianet
2009Enkilum Ente GopalakrishnaAsianet
2010Sree MahabhagavathamAsianet
2010Devi MahatmyamAsianet[6]
2010Alaudinte AlbuthavilakkuAsianet
2011AakashadoothuSurya TV
2014SnehaveeduSurya TV
2019Suharayum SuhasiniyumAsianet
2020Life is Beautiful (Season 2)Asianet[7]
2021-PresentKaliveeduSurya TV[8]
Other shows

References


  1. "Dance apart from films". Deccan Chronicle. Kochi. Retrieved 13 August 2016.
  2. "Krishna Praba about her character in Life of Josutty". The Times of India.
  3. "Kalamandalam Suganthi about redefining mohiniyattam". The Hindu
  4. "Krishna Praba compared to sukumari". Times of India
  5. "Radha Madhavam enacted by Krishna Praba". Deccan Chronicle
  6. ലാൽ, അഞ്ജലി (16 February 2022). "അടിവസ്ത്രത്തെപ്പറ്റി കമന്റ്; 'എന്താ ഇടാറില്ലേ?' എന്ന് തിരിച്ചടി: മാറ്റത്തിന് കാരണമുണ്ടെന്ന് കൃഷ്ണപ്രഭ". Manorama Online (in Malayalam). Retrieved 26 February 2022.
  7. "Fact check: No, Krishna Prabha hasn't married controversial Bigg Boss Malayalam contestant Ranjith Kumar". International Business Times. 7 September 2020.
  8. Nair, Radhika (1 March 2022). "Gorgeous vamps of Malayalam TV". The Times of India. Retrieved 10 June 2022.




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