Malavika Avinash was born on 28 January 1976 and is an Indian spokesperson, actress, television personality and politician who is the current State spokesperson of Bharatiya Janata Party of Karnataka.
18 Facts About Malavika Avinash
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Malavika Avinash is known for her work in Kannada and Tamil films.
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Malavika Avinash hosted Baduku Jataka Bandi, a television show that aired on Zee Kannada.
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Malavika Avinash's father was a banker and writer, and her mother, Savithri, a vocalist and dancer.
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Malavika Avinash was initiated into classical arts under the tutelage of Padmashree Leela Samson in Bharatanatyam and Pandit Partho Das on the sitar.
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Malavika Avinash then played a lead role as a princess in Prema Karanth's Panorama children's film Nakkala Rajakumari.
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Malavika Avinash completed her Bachelor of Law at Bangalore University and was awarded 3rd rank.
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Malavika Avinash played Madurai Thilaka in Arasi and Muththazhagi in Chellamey.
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Apart from Manvantara for T N Seetharam, Malavika swayed the Kannada audiences with her cult figure like character of Madhavi Patel, IPS, in his Muktha.
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Agni, a talk show that Malavika Avinash hosted on E-TV Kannada was followed by Baduku Jataka Bandi.
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Malavika Avinash was a housemate in Bigg Boss Kannada Season 4.
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Malavika Avinash was a recipient of the CCERT scholarship for Bharatanatyam.
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Malavika Avinash pursued dance along with her dancer sister, an alumnus of Kalakshetra, Ranjani Ganesan Ramesh.
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Malavika Avinash served as a judge on TV dance shows and hosted Takadhimithaa, a game show dedicated to Bharatanatyam on JayaTV.
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Malavika Avinash entered politics campaigning for BJP leader Sushma Swaraj in Bellary.
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Malavika Avinash is a member of the BJP's Mahila Morcha.
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Malavika Avinash joined Bharatiya Janata Party in September 2013 and was appointed one of its co-spokespersons in February 2014.
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In July 2017, Malavika Avinash defended the BJP and said that sanitary pads are not required as Multi-national corporations have been dumping sanitary pads in India since it was rejected by developed countries, Cloth is hygienic in contrast to sanitary pads.