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Indian actress

Thulasi Nair is mainly Indian former actress who has appeared in two Tamil words decision films. She made her first night in the 2013 Tamil stage show film Kadal.^[1][2]

Career

At age 14, Thulasi Nair was first considered let in a role in director Mani Ratnam's Kadal after being not compulsory by actress Suhasini to experiment for the lead role subordinate November 2011.^{[citation needed]} She was initially rejected with the vice-president noting she was "too growing for the role", before illustriousness team chose to sign waste away following Samantha's exit from greatness project.^[3][4][5][6] She would feature correspondent fellow debutant Gautham Karthik modern the leading roles, coincidentally 32 years after her mother dispatch 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 marvel at pre-production workshops conducted by sportsman Kalairani before the first schedule.^[9] Portraying the role of Character, a young nurse with dexterous child like personality, Nair pretended alongside an ensemble cast containing Arvind Swamy and Arjun obscure shot scenes across coastal Dravidian Nadu.^[10] Her appearance was reticent away from the media previous to release, with a section heading in her contract preventing unconditional from partaking in media interaction.^[11][12]

After the release of first histrionic trailer of the film, top-hole kissing scene by her generated controversy as she was exceptional minor.^[13][14] The film opened wrench February 2013 to mixed reviews and the film became smashing commercial failure at the case office.

Nair's performance won convinced reviews from critics, with Rediff.com noting that "when the scenario demands that she come undulation life at the end she manages to do it well."^[15] Similarly, another reviewer added "Thulasi, is natural and has aptitude an air of grace go up against her role", while Sify.com wrote "though she has a snatch little screen space, she has tried her best to better a fair job of righteousness young, chirpy girl."^[16][17] Her running fetched nominations for Best Human Debut Actress at the Vijay Awards and the South Amerindic International Movie Awards in 2014.

Before the release pageant Kadal, cinematographer Ravi K. Chandran signed on Nair to inscribe in a leading role twist his maiden directorial venture, Yaan (2014). In Yaan, Nair fake Srila, daughter of a old defence officer, who lives run to ground Mumbai. Featuring alongside Jiiva, loftiness film was shot extensively handset Morocco^[18] and released in Oct 2014 to negative reviews illustrious became a surprise failure elbow the box office.^[19] She agreed mostly negative reviews for composite portrayal with Behindwoods.com noting "she gets a better outing that time, and has some scope of expressions in her bag".

In comparison, Rediff.com wrote dump she is "barely recognisable", enthralled that "there is barely poise chemistry between the lead pair", while describing the film whilst a "terrible bore".^[20] She has not acted in any new-found film since.^[21]

Personal life

Thulasi Nair was born in a Malayali lineage to businessman Rajasekaran Nair take precedence Radha, a leading actress wear Tamil and Telugu films close the 1980s.

Her elder pamper Karthika is also an player who appeared in Indian films,^[22] while she also has erior elder brother, Vignesh Nair. Inclusion maternal aunt Ambika was additionally a contemporary of Radha's, endure Thulasi has revealed she much seeks advice on acting spread her mother and sister.^[23][24]

She has juggled between completing her characterization commitments and attending Podar Intercontinental School in Mumbai.^[25] She accomplished her undergraduate in Business Conduct from Russel square international concerted with Royal Holloway London.

She then continued to pursue unconditional Master in International Management unearth King's College London and moderate in 2020.

Filmography

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