Nazriya Nazim
After appearing in numerous hit films, Nazriya Nazim tied the knot with actor Fahadh Faasil in 2014. She took an extended hiatus from film production.
She recently made a triumphant comeback to film with “Lady Superstar 75.” Rajinikanth performed its pooja ceremony. Jai and Sathyaraj will also star.
Nazriya Nazim ‘Raja Rani’
Nayanthara made her return to cinema following a hiatus through director Atlee’s gangster drama ‘Raja Rani’ directed by Atlee. This blockbuster film features Jai and Sathyaraj in its cast as leads with an outstanding technical team including music director GV Prakash as part of its crew.
This movie chronicles an unlikely romance between an ambitious hustler and hearing-impaired girl named Vasu (Nazriya). After John (John Vaccaro) is arrested and accused of killing a cop, Vasu turns to her bodyguard Velu (Velu Nazriya). However, Velu refuses to meet Vasu’s unusual requests, leading them down a path toward irreconcilable disagreement and ultimately creating tension within their friendship.
Nazriya made waves in Malayalam cinema with her stellar performances as medical student Pooja in Ohm Shanthi Oshaana (2014) and as the independent-minded Divya from Bangalore Days (2015); for which she received a Filmfare South nomination.
She then went on to star in two additional Malayalam films before marrying Fahadh Faasil. With her exuberant screen presence and charming demeanor, the actress won many fans. Now, she is eagerly awaiting the release of upcoming movie Aavesham; recently on holiday with Fahadh she posed in front of Casa Mila designed by architect Antoni Gaudi; plus Nani is expected to work alongside Sudha Kongara on several Tamil projects.
Nazriya Nazim ‘Bangalore Days’
Nayanthara’s performance in Bangalore Days remains one of the more underrated films of her career. Following it, the actress went on to appear in several more movies before marrying co-actor Fahadh Faasil and taking an extended four-year break from acting – but later returned with Anjali Menon’s Koode, which featured both Prithviraj Sukumaran and Parvathy TK prominently as key roles.
Film stars Aju (Dulqar Salmaan), Divya (Nazriya Nazim), and Das (Fahadh Fazil), three cousins who fall in love at different points throughout their lives, eventually coming together at some point or another to support each other through hardships, sacrifices, and ultimately standing by each other through hardships – becoming one of Malayalam cinema’s highest grossing films all time! Box office success saw this movie become third highest grossing Malayalam film all time with worldwide grosses exceeding all others at $38 Million at home alone!
As much as Nayanthara delivered an exceptional performance as Divya, Nazriya truly stole the show as she brought life and charm to Divya – both qualities which are key elements in making her so relatable and endearing to viewers. She displayed great acting prowess as she played out her part perfectly as an innocent youngster forced to face reality too soon and grow up too fast; Nazriya perfectly conveyed Divya’s childish nature which made her relatable and endearing for audiences everywhere!
On September 28th, Atlee marked 10 years since his first film ‘Raja Rani’ was released with an emotive post shared on social media by himself and many actors such as Nayanthara and Nazriya extending their support and showing their love towards him.
Nazriya Nazim ‘Aavesham’
After making her mark with Bangalore Days, Nazriya Nazim took a four-year sabbatical. However, she returned this year in Koode as Prithviraj Sukumaran’s sister and gave an unforgettable performance that has earned much acclaim and become another milestone in her illustrious acting career.
On April 11 as part of Vishu celebrations, this film received critical acclaim for its captivating story and cast performances, in addition to receiving recognition as an effective combination of comedy and action, making it one of the notable releases in this genre this year.
Jithu Madhavan has imbued this story with youth and vitality, showing a different side to Fahadh in this movie. Additionally, he has reintroduced Nayanthara to audiences, making her performance one of her finest yet.
Nayanthara and Fahadh are one of the most adored couples in Mollywood. Never fail to bring smiles to fans with adorable social media posts from them both, as well as maintain an amicable relationship off-screen and meet frequently for movie dates, with both actors posting photos from these occasions onto their respective Instagram accounts. Recently, Nayanthara and Fahadh got back together again for a movie night and shared photos on both accounts afterwards!
Nazriya Nazim is gearing up for her next big Telugu role in Sudha Kongara’s ‘Suriya 43’ based on the real life story of a notorious gangster.
Nazriya Nazim ‘Koode’
Nazriya Nazim has returned to film after appearing in Anjali Menon’s ‘Koode’ and taking a short hiatus following her role in Prithviraj Sukumaran and Parvathy’s movie, Raja Rani. Koode promises a heartwarming tale that gently prompts our hearts to beat better.
The film takes place in the Nilgiris. Joshua (Prithviraj), is an oil refinery worker living in the Gulf and father to Jenny (Nazriya). However, regardless of his brokenness he prioritizes work over any personal matters until one fateful call sends shudders through his life.
Nazriya Nazim, best known for her measured performances in Ohm Shanthi Oshaana and Bangalore Days rom-coms, took four years off after marrying co-actor Fahadh Faasil. Now she returns in Koode by Anjali Menon director Anujali Menon which showcases her alongside Prithviraj and Parvathy in its family drama plotline.
Nazriya has garnered immense acclaim for her work in both Malayalam and Tamil cinema, winning critical acclaim as well as being honored with the State Award for Best Actress in 2013. As one of Kerala’s rising stars, Nazriya commands both commercial and arthouse audiences alike, and has been widely lauded for her natural acting ability and screen presence.
