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Meena Durairaj (born 16 September 1976), known professionally as Meena, is an Indian actress who predominantly works in the South Indian film industry as well as Hindi cinema. She debuted as a child artist in the Tamil film Nenjangal in 1982 and later appeared in films produced by various regional industries [5][6] Her career spans over three decades.[7]

For the late Malayalam film actress, see Meena (Malayalam actress).

Meena
Meena at Viscosity Dance Academy launch in 2015
Born
Meena Durairaj

(1976-09-16) 16 September 1976 (age 46)[1][2][3][4]
Madras, Tamil Nadu, India
OccupationActress
Years active1982–present
Spouse
  • Vidyasagar
    ​
    ​
    (m. 2009; died 2022)​
Children1

Meena has acted in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi films.[8] She was one of the leading actresses of Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam cinema in the 90s.[citation needed] In addition to acting, Meena is also a playback singer, TV judge, and occasional dubbing artiste.[9] She has received numerous accolades, including two Filmfare Awards South, three Tamil Nadu State Film Awards, two Nandi Award for Best Actress[10][11] and Cinema Express Awards. In 1998, she was honoured with the Kalaimamani Award by Government of Tamil Nadu.[12]


Early life


Meena was born in 1976 and was brought up in Chennai (then Madras), Tamil Nadu. Her mother rajamallika from Kannur district of Kerala while her father Durairaj is from Andhra.[13][14]


Career



Child artist


Meena started her career in 1982 as a child artist in the film Nenjangal, featuring Sivaji Ganesan in the lead role after Ganesan saw her at a birthday party.[15] She has acted in several films along with Ganesan as a child artist.[15] She has acted with Rajinikanth in two movies namely Engeyo Ketta Kural and Anbulla Rajinikanth as a child artist. Anbulla Rajinikanth, in which she acted as a terminally ill child who warms up to Rajinikanth —that became a major pointer in her career growth. After the success of that movie, she became a notable child artist in South Indian movies. Her debut in Malayalam as a child artist was in the movie Oru Kochukatha Aarum Parayatha Katha, directed by P.G. Viswambharan. She appeared in over 45 films as a child.[15]


Lead female roles


Meena has been one of the top star pairing up with every big star down South.[16] She made her debut in Telugu beside Rajendra Prasad in Navayugam in 1990. While her Tamil admission as a heroine was in Oru Pudhiya Kadhai in the same year. Her first break was through Tamil film En Rasavin Manasile (1991) opposite Rajkiran, which was directed by Kasthuri Raja. Meena's portrayal as Solaiyamma won her fans' hearts. Later, the movie was remade in Telugu as Moratodu Naa Mogudu (1992) with Meena reprising her role[17][18][19]

Meena returned to Malayalam industry with the movie Santhwanam where she played as Suresh Gopi's daughter in the film released in 1991. Its success attracted more roles with senior Malayalam heroes. Meena has expressed a wish to do more films in Malayalam.[15]

Telugu film Chanti (1992), opposite Venkatesh was nominated for Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu and the movie was a big hit at the box office.[20] She made her Bollywood debut opposite Chunky Pandey in the film Parda Hai Parda (1992). This was followed by Allari Pilla (1992), directed by Kodi Ramakrishna. Allari Mogudu (1992), along with Mohan Babu and Sundarakanda opposite Venkatesh, both directed by K. Raghavendra Rao. President Gari Pellam with Nagarjuna, directed by A. Kodandarami Reddy.

In 1993, she followed it up with box office hits like Muta Mesthri, opposite Chiranjeevi. Yejaman, opposite Rajinikanth where she plays the role of Vaitheeswari, a simple village girl. She won the Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actress for the film.[21][22] Allari Alludu, opposite Nagarjuna. Another her critically acclaimed film was Rajeswari Kalyanam, directed by Kranthi Kumar. She won Nandi Award for Best Actress for her performance.[23] She plays Sudha, a smart and intelligent young wife in Abbaigaru.[24]

In 1994, she has acted in P. Vasu's Sethupathi IPS as a school teacher, co-starring Vijayakanth.[25] In her follow-up movie again with Rajinikanth, in Suresh Krissna's Veera. She was chosen to play Devi, reprising her role from Allari Mogudu (1992).[26] It had a 150-day run at the box office.[27] followed by movies as Thai Maaman and Rajakumaran.

Meena has paired opposite to various actors across languages. She has acted with Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan, Mohanlal, Mammootty, Chiranjeevi, Vishnuvardhan, Krishna, Balakrishna, Ravichandran, Vijayakanth, Nagarjuna, Venkatesh, Vijay, Ajith Kumar, Sathyaraj, Prabhu Deva, Sarathkumar, K. Bhagyaraj, Jayaram, Suresh Gopi, Prashanth, Harish Kumar, Kichcha Sudeep, Raviteja. She had hits with the films Nattamai film directed by K. S. Ravikumar. The pairing of Victory Venkatesh and Meena has occurred five times.[28] In 2000, her role in Rhythm (2000) won her Best Actress at the Cinema Express Awards.[citation needed]


Recent roles


Meena's releases in 2009 were Mariyadhai with Vijayakanth, directed by Vikraman. Katha, Samvidhanam: Kunchacko with Sreenivasan.[29] She played in Telugu as Saint Vengamamba in Tarigonda Vengamamba, directed by Uday Bhaskar.[30]

In 2011, she played the role of Narain's sister in the film Thambikottai.[31][32][33]

In 2012, Udaya Bhaskar made a film titled Sri Vasavi Vaibhavam Telugu devotional film. Meena playing as a Goddess in the film. This marks her re-entry to films after a long period.[34]

She has agreed to star in an ad film with Prakash Raj. The commercial is being directed by producer Siva. She had played a cameo in J.K. Bharavi's Jagadguru Adi Shankara-devotional film.[35] [36]

After a brief hiatus, Meena returned to Malayalam cinema and will be seen playing the role of wife to Mohanlal in Drishyam (2013). Directed by Jeethu Joseph, she will be portraying the role of a mother of two daughters, of which the elder is pursuing her plus two. The actress will also be seen in Pramod Payyanur's Balyakalasakhi alongside Mammootty. The actress would be playing Drishyam's remake in Telugu with Venkatesh.[37] Meena was in Allari Naresh's movie Mama Manchu Alludu Kanchu.[38][39]


Other work



Music composing


Meena has been a playback singer for some albums with actor Manoj. Meena has composed music and sung and recorded two pop albums, 16 Vayathinile, and Kadhalism, which she began recording in 2001 with actor Vikram.[40][41]


Dubbing


Meena dubbed for Cheran's movie Pokkisham. Meena has rendered voice for Padmapriya Janakiraman.[42]


Personal life


Meena married Vidyasagar, a Bangalore-based software engineer, on 12 July 2009 at Arya Vysya Samaj Kalyana Mandapam.[6] The couple later visited Tirumala Venkateswara Temple, Andhra Pradesh. The couple came back to Chennai to hold a reception at Mayor Ramanathan Chettiar Hall, in which all leading southern Indian actors participated. The couple has a daughter Nainika who made her acting debut at the age of 5 in the film Theri (2016).[43] Vidyasagar died on 28 June 2022 due to lung related ailments.[44]


Filmography



Film


Key
Denotes films that have not yet been released
YearMovie titleRoleLanguageNotes
1982NenjangalKidnapped childTamilChild artist
Enkeyo Ketta KuralBaby MeenaTamilChild artist
Parvaiyin MarupakkamGeethaTamilChild artist
Theerpugal ThiruththapadalamPriyaTamilChild artist
1983Thandikkapatta NiyayangalPlayful childTamilChild artist
SumangaliDoll-selling girlTamilChild artist
Siripuram MonagaduBaby MeenaTeluguChild artist
1984ThiruppamBaby MeenaTamilChild artist
Illalu PriyuraluBaby MeenaTeluguChild artist
YaadgarBaby MeenaHindiChild artist
Bava MaradalluBaby MeenaTeluguChild artist
Kode TrachuTeluguChild artist
Anbulla RajinikanthRosyTamilChild artist
Oru Kochukatha Aarum Parayatha KathaRajaniMalayalamChild artist
ManasariyatheMinimolMalayalamChild artist
1985Panneer NadhigalTamilChild artist
Uyire Unakkagayoung Vijayanirmala DeviTamilChild artist
Rendu Rella AaruBaby MeenaTeluguChild artist
KhooniBaby MeenaTeluguChild artist
1986SirivennelaBaby MeenaTeluguChild artist
Lakshmi VanthachuPlayful childTamilChild artist
1990KartavyamKarunaTelugu
NavayugamSumathiTeluguDebut as heroine
Prajala ManishiTelugu
Oru Pudhiya KadhaiMahaTamil
1991Seetharamayya Gari ManavaraluSeethaTelugu
En Rasavin ManasileCholaiammaTamil
Indra BhavanamTelugu
Idhaya OonjalChithraTamil
Idhaya VaasalVaaniTamil
JagannatakamJhansiTelugu
SandhwanamRajalakshmiMalayalam
Chengalva PudandaTelugu
1992ChantiNandiniTelugu
Parda Hai PardaMayaHindi
Allari PillaNandiniTelugu
Allari MoguduNeelambariTelugu
SundarakandaNanchariTelugu
President Gari PellamSwapnaTelugu
Pellam Chepte VinaliGeethaTelugu
Bangaru MaamaKasthuriTelugu
Moratodu Naa MoguduTelugu
Vidhata Meenu Odia
AswamedhamDr. BharatiTelugu
1993Muta MesthriBuchammaTelugu
YejamanVaitheeswari VaanavaraayanTamil
AbbaigaruSudhaTelugu
Allari AlluduSandhyaTelugu
Rajeswari KalyanamRajeshwariTelugu
Konguchatu KrishnaduTelugu
1994Sethupathi IPSChandramathiTamil
VeeraDevayanaiTamil
Thai MaamanMeenaTamil
RajakumaranSelviTamil
NattamaiMeenaTamil
Punya Bhoomi Naa DesamSwathiTelugu
Anga RakshakuduMeenuTelugu
Bhale PellamBharathiTelugu
Bobbili SimhamVenkatalakshmiTelugu
1995Maaman MagalPriyaTamil
Oru Oorla Oru RajakumariLakshmi PrabhaTamil
MarumaganManjulaTamil
CoolieVimalaTamil
Seral Irumboraiyin Tamil KadhalTamil
Nadodi MannanMeenakshi,
Priya		Tamil
MuthuRanganayakiTamil
Aalu MagaluTelugu
Chilakapachcha KaapuramRadhaTelugu
PutnanjaRoseKannada
1996SengottaiMeenaTamil
Avvai ShanmugiJanakiTamil
1997VallalAnnamTamil
MommagaKannada
CheluvaMeenaKannada
PorkkaalamMaragathamTamil
Pasamulla PandiyareVellayammaTamil
Bharathi KannammaKannammaTamil
VarnapakittuSandra,
Alina		Malayalam
Muddula MoguduSirishaTelugu
Rakata Chinhichi Nijara Kie Indu Odia
PanjaramTelugu
1998UlavuthuraiMeenaTamil
SuryavamsamSwapnaTelugu
Naam Iruvar Nammaku IruvarInduTamil
Kusruthi KuruppuMeeraMalayalam
HarichandraNandhiniTamil
GillikajjaluSatya bhamaTelugu
Pape Naa PranamPriyaTelugu
1999Sneham KosamPrabhavatiTelugu
PeriyannaShenbagamTamil
IraniyanPonniTamil
Anandha PoongatreMeenakshiTamil
Olympiyan Anthony AdamAngelMalayalam
FriendsPadminiMalayalam
Krishna BabuRamaTelugu
Bobbili VamshamTelugu
Velugu NeedaluTelugu
Unnaruge Naan IrundhalMahalakshimi (Maha)Tamil
Manam Virumbuthe UnnaiPriyaTamil
2000Vanathai PolaGowri MuthuTamil
Palayathu AmmanPalayathu AmmanTamil
Vetri Kodi KattuValli MuthuramanTamil
DoublesMeenaTamil
RhythmChitraTamil
MaayiBhuvaneswariTamil
DreamsNirmala MathanMalayalam
Maa AnnayyaWifeTelugu
ThenaliMeena (herself)TamilSpecial appearance
AnbudanShanthiTamilGuest appearance
2001RishiInduTamil
CitizenSevaliTamil
Sri ManjunathaGoddess ParvathiKannada
Telugu
Rakshasa RajavMeeraMalayalam
Ammayi KosamAnjaliTelugu
ShahjahanMeenaTamilSpecial appearance
Grama DevatheAngala ParameswariKannada
2002Angala ParameswariAngala Parameswari AmmanTamil
DhayaThulasiTamil
Simhadriya SimhaKannada
DevanUmaTamil
IvanMeena KumariTamil
Namma Veetu KalyanamMeenaTamil
Padai Veetu AmmanPadai Veetu Amman,
Muthu Maariamman		Tamil
VillainThangamTamil
2003PaaraiMallikaTamil
Swathi MuthuLalithaKannada
Mr. BrahmachariGangaMalayalam
SimhachalamSimhachalam's wifeTelugu
Game for LoveKannada
2004ShockMaliniTamil
Puttintiki Ra ChelliWifeTelugu
Anbu SagotharanTamil
Bharatasimha ReddyDevudayya's wifeTelugu
SwamySwamy's wifeTelugu
GowdruParvatiKannadaGuest appearance
Aalukkoru AasaiEshwariTamil
NatturajavuMayaMalayalam
2005Mahasadhvi MallammaMallammaKannada
KannammaKannammaTamil
Udayananu TharamMadhumathi UdayabhanuMalayalam
Chandrolsavam IndulekhaMalayalam
2006My AutographDivyaKannadaFilmfare Award for Best Actress – Kannada – Nominated
Karutha PakshikalSuvarnnaMalayalam
2007Kadha ParayumbolSridevi BalanMalayalam
Black CatMeenakshiMalayalam
2008KuselanSridevi BalakrishnanTamil
KathanayakuduSreedeviTelugu
Magic LampAnupamaMalayalam
2009MariyadhaiRadhaTamil
Katha, Samvidhanam: KunchackoAnn MaryMalayalam
VengamambaTarigonda VengamambaTelugu
2010DasannaMalliTelugu
Hendtheer DarbarRadhaKannada
2011ThambikottaiShanmugapriyaTamil
2012Sri Vasavi VaibhavamTelugu
2013Sri Jagadguru Aadi SankaraGangadeviTelugu
DrishyamRani GeorgeMalayalam
2014BalyakalasakhiMajeed's motherMalayalam
DrushyamJyothiTelugu
2015Mama Manchu Alludu KanchuSuryakanthamTelugu
2017Katha Veendum ParayumbolSridevi BalanMalayalam
Munthirivallikal ThalirkkumbolAnnyammaMalayalam
2018SaakshyamViswa's motherTelugu
2020ShylockLakshmi AyyanarMalayalam
2021Drishyam 2Rani GeorgeMalayalam[45]
AnnaattheMangayarkarasiTamil
Drushyam 2JyothiTelugu[46]
2022Bro DaddyAnnammaMalayalamOTT release Disney+ Hotstar
Son of IndiaDakshayaniTelugu
Rowdy Baby TBA Tamil Filming [47]
2023 Janamma David Janamma David Malayalam Announced [48]

Television


YearTitleRoleLanguageChannelNotes
1990Anbulla Amma (co-starring with actress Manorama)ShyamalaTamilDoordarshanTV serial
2005HousefullShow HostTamilJaya TVTV show
2006-2008LakshmiLakshmiTamilSun TVTV serial
2007Mastana Mastana season 1JudgeTamilSun TVDance show
2009KalyanamMeera/SujathaTamilSun TVTV serial
Tarikonda VenkamambaTarikonda VenkamambaTeluguSVBC TVTV serial
Boys VS Girls season 2JudgeTamilVijay TVDance show
2011Jodi Number One Season 5Special JudgeTamilVijay TV
2012Nee Kongu Bangaram GanuHostTeluguMAA TVTV show
VeeraJudgeTeluguETVDance show
Super KudumbamJudgeTamilSun TVTV show
AnubandhaluSharadaTeluguGemini TVTV serial
2013Bharthakkanmarude SradhakkuJudgeMalayalamAsianetTV show
2014Super KutumbamJudgeTeluguGemini TVDance show
2015Manada Mayilada season 10JudgeTamilKalaignar TV
2016Dance DanceSpecial JudgeKannadaStar Suvarna
2017Junior SeniorJudgeTamilZee TamilReality show
2017Ningalkkum Aakaam KodeeshwaranContestantMalayalamAsianetGame show
2019LolluppaJudgeTamilSun TVTV Programme
Extra JabardasthJudgeTeluguETV
Karoline KamakshiKamakshiTamilZee5Web series
2021Top SingerJudgeMalayalamFlowers TVMusic Reality Show
2022Panam Tharum PadamContestantMalayalamMazhavil Manorama

Awards and nominations


Year Award Category Awarded for Result Ref.
1991Cinema Express AwardsBest ActressSeetharamayya Gari Manavaralu Won [49]
1992Nandi AwardsRajeswari Kalyanam Won [50]
1993Tamil Nadu State Film AwardsBest ActressEjamaan Won [12]
1996Dinakaran Film AwardsBest ActressAvvai Shanmugi Won [51]
1997Tamil Nadu State Film AwardsBest ActressPorkkaalam Won [12]
1997Filmfare Awards SouthBest ActressBharathi Kannamma Won [52]
1997Filmfans Association AwardsBest ActressBharathi Kannamma Won [53]
1998Kalaimamani AwardsKalaimamaniContribution to Tamil Cinema Won [21]
2000Cinema Express AwardsBest ActressRhythm Won [54]
2002Tamil Nadu State Film AwardsBest ActressIvan Won [55]
2003Filmfare Awards SouthBest Kannada ActressSwathi Muthu Won [56]
200653rd Filmfare Awards SouthBest Kannada ActressMy Autograph Nominated [57]
2009Ugadi Puraskar Awards
TSR – TV9 Film Awards		Special Jury AwardTarikonda Venkamamba Won [58][59]
2013Asianet Film Awards
Vayalar Awards		Best Character Actress
Vayalar Film Award for Best Actress		Drishyam Won [60]
2014TSR – TV9 Film AwardsTSR – TV9 Special JuryDrushyam Won [61]

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Meena Durairaj, más conocida por su nombre artístico Meena, es una actriz india que ha protagonizado varias películas para la industria cinematográfica del sur de la India. Debutó como artista infantil en la película Tamil Nenjangal en 1982 y más tarde protagonizó cintas producidas por varias industrias regionales.


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