Nikki Galrani

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Nikki Galrani, an Indian film actor, model, and fashion designer who works mainly in Tamil and Malayalam films.

Her first commercial success films were released in Malayalam, Vellimoonga (2014), and in the Tamil language horror film Darling in 2015.

Galrani's media began to refer to him as the "Darling" of Tamil cinema.

She has worked in South Indian film as a leading actress, and she has been a recipient of several awards.

Galrani was named as the most popular women in Tamil cinema by the Kochi Times in 2016. She appeared in the commercially lucrative films of 1983, Vellumo (2013), Darling (2015), and Velainu Vandhutta (2016).

ciate success of films has made her one of South India's most in-demand actresses.

Galrani was dubbed the most popular actor in Malayalam cinema by the IBTimes.

Early life

Nikki Galrani is Manohar and Reshma Galrani's younger daughter who was born in Bangalore and is of Sindhi origins. Sanjjanaa, the older sister who is also an actor, is a member of Sanjjanaa.

She was educated at Bishop Cotton Girls' School, Bangalore, India. She earned her PUC from Bishop Cotton Women's Christian College, Bangalore, and later took up a fashion design course. She said she went science in PUC because her parents and sister wanted her to become a scientist, but they later encouraged her to pursue designing. She then worked modelling and appeared in a number of magazines. Galrani lives in Chennai.

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Career

Galrani began her film career with the Malayalam-language sports drama film 1983, written and directed by Abrid Shine, starring Nivin Pauly. Galrani portrayed Manjula Sasidharan, a village girl and Rameshan's teenage daughter who loves cricket more than anything (Pauly). The film was both a critical and commercial hit. She was named as the best debut actress of the year by Filmfare, SIIMA, and Vanitha. After an audition, she decided to act in Ajith, the Kannada remake of the Tamil film Paiyaa. She had signed her next project, her first Tamil film, Yagavarayinum Naa Kaakka, within three days, and just a few weeks later, she directed her first Malayalam film, 1983. Despite being the last film she signed in 2013, 1983, she debuted first in early 2014, marking her first major box office success. She played Manjula Sasidharan, a rural village school girl, and said that the role was exactly the opposite of what she was like in real life, and that she had to sunbathe to get dark for the role. The film received critical acclaim and became a box office hit, but Galrani went on to win the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut – South for her performance.

Galrani's second release, Nivin Pauly and Nazriya's Ohm Shanthi Oshaana, in which she had appeared in a cameo role, came a week later. In 2014, Vellimoonga, where she played a Christian nurse, was released as the third Malayalam princess. The film, which was made on a budget of less than 5 crores, went on to bring in over 20 crores at the box office. Galrani was named the most popular actor of 2014 in Malayalam cinema at the end of the year. She had already signed three more Kannada projects before the release of her first Kannada film: Jamboo Savari, a remake of the Telugu film Swamy Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra, Obiraya, and Paravashanadenu, though the latter two were shelved midway. In the second quarter of 2014, Ajith and Jamboo Savari were released in a flurry. Sharath A Haridaasan's Enthoru Bhagyam and V. K. Prakash's next project had been delayed due to scheduling conflicts, but she had to cancel both of them.

The postponement of Yagavarayinum Naa Kaakka brought the horror comedy Darling, which she began shooting for much later, to a commercial success, grossing over 3.2 billion (US$4.0 million) against a budget of 10 crore. It was a huge success in the Indian box-office and was largely achieved over 365 days at the Kollywood Industry. Galrani portrayed a spirit-possessed girl "that you'll be rooting for," and critics praised her result, who said she gave a "good job" and had "played her part very well." "Nikki Galrani is adorable and adorable, but she is also an excellent at emotional sequences," Sify.com said. Darling was followed by the introduction of her two Malayalam films Ivan Maryadaraman and Oru Second Class Yathra. And the Kannada film Siddhartha, which starred her in a pivotal role that she shot for in August 2014. Yagavarayinum Naa Kaakka was finally released in June 2015. Her character in the film, she said, was a "carbon copy of what I am in my real life." "Galrani's infectious smile and enthusiasm is a major plus in the first half," Sify.com said.

In the Malayalam film Rudra Simhasanam, Galrani appeared opposite Suresh Gopi. Ko 2's next Tamil film, as her new Tamil film, was also a hit at the Tamil box office. Both of her Telugu language debut films did well at the Tollywood box office, and both of her Telugu language debut films did well. Galrani appeared in Velainu Vandhutta Vellakapellar (2016), a Tamil language film in which she played a police officer opposite Vishnu Vishal. The film was also very profitable. "Nikki brought much more glamour to the film in songs and live throughout the film by her stunt scenes," IndiaGlitz.com stated. cution: Galrani also appeared in Shajahanum Pareekuttiyum as a cameo. G. V. Prakash Kumar appeared in his next Tamil film, alongside Kadavul Irukaan Kumaru. "Nikki Galrani was stunning, and the trio literally captured the audience's hearts," Blasting News reported.

Galrani appeared in the Tamil film Motta Shiva Ketta Shiva opposite Raghava Lawrence and Maragadha Naanayam in 2017. She appeared in a Malayalam film Team 5 (2017) and four Tamil films after that Neruppu Da (2017), Hara Hara Mahadevaki (2017), Kalakalappu 2 (2018) and Pakka (2018). O Premave (2018) was also a Kannada actress who worked in Kannada. She appeared in Tamil action films in 2019, including Charlie Chaplin 2, Dev and Kee. She made her Malayalam debut with the comedy Dhamaka in 2020.

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