Swapna Malayalam Actress

The actress was quoted to have said in an interview to a magazine that the Malayalam industry does not respect women, and pays no heed to actresses' opinions while in Telugu, they are much respected.

Madhavi (born 1973), better known by her stage name Maathu, is an Indian actress who was active during the 1980s and 1990s in Malayalam cinema.She is born to Telugu-speaking parents Venkit and Shantha.She has an elder sister, Sarala, and a younger brother, Madhu.
From her iconic character Celina in ' Veendum Jwalayaayi ', Malayalam TV has seen her essaying different characters. Currently, Swapna is seen playing one of the lead characters in the show 'Kabani'. Interestingly, the actress is playing the wife of actor Krishna who was her co-star in 'Mandaram'.
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Swapna Treasa is south indian serial and film actress. She is famous through her role as mother of Malootty in serial Malootty. Another famous serial is Sangamam on Surya TV and Ente Pennu on Mazhavil Manorama. Her other serials are ‘Jwalayayi’ and ‘Kattukurangu’ .She has also acted in few Malayalam films like ‘Hello Namaste’ and ‘Angane Thanne Nethave Anjettennam Pinnale’.

Swapnam Malayalam Actress

Swapna Treasa was acting as mother in serial Malootty directed by S. S Lal, Scripted by Sinoj Nedugolam. Manjurukum Kalam fame baby Nirajana was doing the character of Malootty in this serial.

Personal Life : Swapna Treasa hails from Kannur district of Kerala.
Husband : Mr. Manas Xavier Edakkattukudiyil
Daughter : Michelle Elza Manas
Education : Graduation from the University of Calicut

Swapna Treasa started her acting career through the serial ‘Mandaram’ directed by Saji Surendran. Before acting Swapna Treasa appeared in many popular ad films as model. She acted in the mega serial ‘Jwalayayi’. Swapna got the best actress award from Kerala Film Critics Association for her role in the serial ‘Kattukurangu’. Swapna Treasa has aslo worked as a Radio Jockey in Asianet Radio Middle East.

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