Thanuja Theethira
| Thanuja Theethira | |
|---|---|
| Born | 21 November 1995 Virajpet, Karnataka |
| Other names | Soumya Theethira |
| 🏫 Education | BCA, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetam, 2016 |
| 💼 Occupation | |
| Television | Reality show Soppana Sundari as wildcard contestant and acted in Tamil matrimony Ad |
| 👴 👵 Parents |
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Thanuja Theethira was born on November 21, 1995, in Virajpet, Kodagu. She is known for her roles in various Kannada movies and TV shows.
Early life and background
Theethira graduated from Lions School. She continued her academic journey, earning a BCA degree from Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetam University.
Acting career
Theethira embarked on her acting journey in 2016. She began with a role as the second lead in the Kannada film Haftha (2019), directed by Prakash Hebbala, and continued by securing another second lead role in the Tamil movie Khyla (2019), directed by Basker Sinouvassene. She took on the lead role in the Kannada film Girinadu Premi and a lead role in the regional film Pommale Kodag (2019). She had a supporting character portrayal in Arjun Gowda, sharing the screen with Prajwal Devraj, and as a friend in Bairagee alongside Shivrajkumar.
Personal life
Her father, Jaya Theethira, is a planter, while her mother, Condamma Theethira, is a dedicated homemaker. She has one brother and is not married.
Television Shows
- Soppana Sundari - Reality show in which she participated as a wildcard contestant.
- Tamil Matrimony Advertisement - She appeared in a Tamil matrimony advertisement.
Filmography
- "Haftha" (Kannada) - Second lead role
- "Khyla" (Tamil) - Second lead role
- "Girinadu Premi" (Kannada) - Lead role
- "Pommale Kodag" (Regional) - Lead role
- "Arjun Gowda" (Kannada) - Supporting character, starring Prajwal Devraj
- "Bairagee" (Kannada) - Friend role, starring Shivrajkumar
Awards
Best actress award in a film festival for the regional movie "Pommale Kodag"
Upcoming Films
- Dude[1] - directed by Thej; movie pooja was completed on August 6th, 2023
- Adhipathra
References
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