
Acting
Abhinaya
Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Hindi cinema · 40 credits
Born
13 November 1991 (age 34)
Birthplace
Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh, India
Also known as Abhinaya · Abhinaya Anand · Abinaya · M.G. Abhinaya · ابینایا · آبهینایا
Abhinaya (born November 13, 1991) is an Indian actress who works predominantly in Tamil and Telugu cinema, alongside appearances in Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi films. After uncredited appearances in *Neninthe* (2008) and *King* (2008), she made her official acting debut in *Naadodigal* (2009), winning the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut – South. She reprised her debut role in the Telugu remake *Shambo Shiva Shambo* (2010), for which she won the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – Telugu, and in the Kannada remake *Hudugaru* (2011). Her subsequent releases included *Aayirathil Oruvan* (2010), *Easan* (2010), *7 Aum Arivu* (2011), *Dammu* (2012), *Damarukam* (2012), *Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu* (2013), and her Malayalam debut *Isaac Newton S/O Philipose* (2013). She later appeared in *Veeram* (2014), *1 by Two* (2014), *Poojai* (2014), made her Hindi debut in *Shamitabh* (2015), and featured in the action thriller *Thani Oruvan* (2015) and its Telugu remake *Dhruva* (2016). In her later career, Abhinaya appeared in *Kuttram 23* (2017), the horror comedy *Raju Gari Gadhi 2* (2017), *Mark Antony* (2023), and the streaming series *Mansion 24* (2023). Her recent film credits include *Gaami* (2024), *The Family Star* (2024), the Malayalam crime drama *Pani* (2024), and *Carmeni Selvam* (2026).
Known for
Filmography

Pani
as Gowry

Gaami
as Durga

The Family Star
as Govardhan's Sister-in-Law

Vidya Vasula Aham
as Goddess Mahalakshmi

Kuttram Purinthal
as Umadevi

Maama Mascheendra
as Visalakshi

Mark Antony
as Vedhavalli

Vizhithiru
as Abhinaya

Nisabdham
as Aadhira

Dhruva
as Akshara

Shamitabh
as Self

Thani Oruvan
as Manimekalai

Thakka Thakka
as Indhu

Veeram
as Poongothai

1 by Two
as Raziya

Poojai
as Durga

Damarukam
as Shailu

Dhammu
as NTR Jr's sister

7Aum Arivu
as Bodhidharma's wife

Hudugaru
as Pavithra

Easan
as Poorani

Aayirathil Oruvan
as Cholan's daughter

Shambo Shiva Shambo
as Pavithra

Naadodigal
as Pavithra Natraj

King
as Heroine's Friend

Neninthe
as Aditri












