Aparna Balamurali

A young woman named Aparna Balamurali acts in films from Kerala. Born in Thrissur, her birthday falls on September eleventh, ninety nine five. Mother’s name is Sobha, father's is KP Balamurali - those two raised her. The first time she appeared on screen was through a film called Oru Second Class Yathra, shaped by director Jackson Antony. Fahadh Fazil took the lead role in Maheshinte Prathikaaram. Not long after its release, viewers warmed up to Aparna's portrayal of Jimsy. Her performance stood out without trying too hard.

From time to time, he shows up in movies like A Muthassii Gada, Sarvopari Palakkaran, Trissivaperur Kliptam, then there's Sunday Holiday too. Directed by Blessy, Aadujeevitham puts Prithviraj right at the center of things. Not far behind, Aparna Balamurali brings something solid to her part.

A film named Ula comes from the Malayalam cinema world, shaped by director Praveen Prabharam. Starring in it is Aparna Balamurali, stepping into one of the central roles. Another title, Mr. and Miss Rowdy, takes form under Jeethu Joseph's direction. Kalidas Jayaram stands at the front of that project, carrying much of the story. Different from his look in Poomaram, he now wears longer hair along with a beard. Apart from the title hinting at it, Kalidas takes on the character named Mr. Rowdy. Playing opposite him, Aparna Balamurali steps into the lead female part.

Bilhari K Raj, stepping into directing for the first time, handles Allu Ramendran featuring Kunchacko Boban up front. Leading alongside him are Chandni Sreedhar along with Aparna Balamurali taking key spots on screen. Over another project, Mridul Nair sits in the director's chair where Asif Ali takes center stage. Sharing that frame you'll find Aparna Balamurali once more, plus Srinath Bhasi and Saiju Varghese holding steady in supporting turns.

Maheshinte Prathikaaram marks the debut of Dileep Pothen as director, known before only as writer and performer. Headlined by Fahad Fazil, it features Anushree Nair alongside Aparna Balamurali in central parts. Sarvopari Palakkaran comes from Venugopan, guiding the story on screen. Starring Anoop Menon at its core, the cast also pulls in Aparna Balamurali plus Anu Sithara for key moments.