
Acting
Priyamani
Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu cinema · 72 credits
Born
4 June 1984 (age 42)
Birthplace
Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Also known as Priyamani Raj · Priyamani Vasudeva Iyer
Priyamani (born Priya Vasudev Mani Iyer; 4 June 1984) is an Indian actress and former model who works predominantly in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi cinema. She made her acting debut in the Telugu romantic drama *Evare Atagaadu* (2003), followed by her Tamil debut in Bharathiraja's *Kangalal Kaidhu Sei* (2004) and her Malayalam debut in *Sathyam* (2004). Her breakthrough came with Ameer Sultan's Tamil romantic rural drama *Paruthiveeran* (2007). Her performance as Muthazhagu won her the National Film Award for Best Actress, the Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil, and the Tamil Nadu State Film Award. Her other films include S. S. Rajamouli's fantasy film *Yamadonga* (2007), the Malayalam drama *Thirakkatha* (2008), the Kannada film *Raam* (2009), Ranjith's satire *Pranchiyettan and the Saint* (2010), Mani Ratnam's bilingual films *Raavanan* / *Raavan* (2010), Ram Gopal Varma's *Rakht Charitra II* (2010), and the horror thriller *Chaarulatha* (2012), for which her dual role earned her the Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Kannada. She also appeared in the song "1-2-3-4 Get on the Dance Floor" from *Chennai Express* (2013) and starred in Prakash Raj's bilingual films *Idolle Ramayana* / *Mana Oori Ramayanam* (2016). She portrayed Suchitra Tiwari in Raj & DK's spy thriller series *The Family Man* (2019–present). Her subsequent work includes Srikanth Addala's *Naarappa* (2021), Venu Udugula's *Virata Parvam* (2022), the dark comedy thriller films *Bhamakalapam* (2022) and *Bhamakalapam 2* (2024), Jeethu Joseph's courtroom drama *Neru* (2023), Atlee's action film *Jawan* (2023), Aditya Suhas Jambhale's political thriller *Article 370* (2024), Amit Sharma's sports biographical drama *Maidaan* (2024), the crime action film *Quotation Gang* (2024), the Malayalam thriller *Officer on Duty* (2025), and the legal drama series *Good Wife* (2025). Her later credits include the Tamil biopic *G.D.N* (2026), *S Saraswathi* (2026), and *Jana Nayagan* (2026).
Known for
Filmography

Golmaal 5
as Papi Gudiya

Jana Nayagan
as Sheela Rani

G.D.N
as Chellammal

S. Saraswathi
as Lakshmi

Officer on Duty
as Geetha

The Promise
as Chitra

Article 370
as Rajeshwari Swaminathan

Bhamakalapam 2
as Anupama

Quotation Gang Part 1
as Shakunthala

Maidaan
as Saira

Jawan
as Laxmi

Neru
as Poornima

Custody
as Dakshayani

Bhamakalapam
as Anupama

Dr. 56
as Priya Krishna

Salaam Venky
as Nanda

Viraata Parvam
as Bharathakka

Narappa
as Sundaramma, Naarappa's wife

Ateet
as Janvi

Pathinettam Padi
as Gouri Vasudev

Thikka
as Item number

Idolle Ramayana
as Susheela

Lakshmi
as Priya aka Reshma

Chennai Express
as Special Appearance in "1 2 3 4 Get on the Dance Floor" Song

Ko Ko
as Cauvery

Chaarulatha
as Charu/Latha

Grandmaster
as Deepthi

Ullam
as Kavitha

Anna Bond
as Meera

Vishnuvardhana
as Meera

Raaj
Actor

Kshetram
as Lakshmi (Naga Penchalamma) & Sohini Agarwal

Sadhyam
as Suhani

Rakht Charitra 2
as Gangula Bhanumati

Ragada
as Ashta Lakshmi

Raavanan
as Vennila

Golimaar
as Pavitra

Pranchiyettan & The Saint
as Padmashree

Shambo Shiva Shambo
as Muniamma, Karunakar's cousin

Raavan
as Jamuni

Drona
as Indu

Puthiya Mugham
as Anjana Shivaraman

Aarumugam
as Yamini

Raam
as Pooja

Thirakkatha
as Malavika

Thotta
as Nalina

King
as Self

Nava Vasantham
as Anjali aka Ammu

Paruthiveeran
as Muththazhagu

Malaikottai
as Malar

Yamadonga
as Maheshwari

Pellaina Kothalo
as Lakshmi

Madhu
as Mercy

Adhu Oru Kana Kaalam
as Thulasi

Kangalal Kaidhu Sei
as Vidhya / Cinderella

Sathyam
as Sona

















