16 Facts About Muthumani

Muthumani Somasundaran is an Indian actress who mainly works in Malayalam films.

Muthumani made her cinematic debut through the Malayalam film Rasathanthram directed by Sathyan Anthikkad's in 2006.

Muthumani was born in Ernakulam, Kerala to Somasundaran and Shirly Somasundaran.

Muthumani went to St Mary's Convent Girls High School, Ernakulam.

Muthumani has worked as a child artist for All India Radio.

Muthumani topped the mono-act competitions in the Kerala School Kalolsavam.

Muthumani joined and actively participated in the Amateur Theatre Wing.

Muthumani played the central character, Vasundhara in Oru Dalit Yuvathiyude Kadana Katha, based on M Mukundan's novelette.

Muthumani was closely associated with the theatre groups in Kochi from her school days.

Muthumani won the best actress for the play Mukkanji at the Theatre Olympiad held in Orissa.

Muthumani donned the role of Chethu, a masculine woman in the play.

Muthumani did a play called Lanka Lakshmi in which she played the Mandodari.

Muthumani acted in a Malayalam adaptation of The God of Small Things, where she acted as Rahel and as Arundhati Roy.

Muthumani played the role of Kannagi in Madurai Kandam, the last segment of Silappatikaram.

Muthumani made her film debut in Sathyan Anthikkad's, Rasathanthram opposite Mohanlal, in which she played the character who has a crush on the character played by Mohanlal.

Muthumani completed her Bachelor's in Law from National University of Advanced Legal Studies.