Vimala Raman was born on January 23, 1980 in Sydney, Australia. She was raised in Sydney and completed her education in the city, as well. In 2004, she won the Miss India Australia title.
Vimala Raman is an Australian film actress and model who has worked in all South Indian film industries, and predominantly appears in Telugu and Malayalam films.
She made her debut in 2005 with Tamil film Poi. An established Bharatanatyam dancer and a graduate in B.Sc Information Systems from the University Of New South Wales, Sydney, Raman had also won the titles of "Miss India Australia" in 2004[2] and "Miss India Worldwide - Beautiful Face" in 2005.
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Vimala graduated in Bharthanatyam in the year 2000. Ever since her arangetram, apart from performing with her dance school, other highlighted performances of Vimala’s, naming a few include: The Opening Ceremony of the Sydney Olympics; Chinnmaya Mission, Sai Baba musical program; Refugee Week; Deepavali festival, the Temple functions and many more.
She made her acting debut in 2005 with Poi, a Tamil film directed by Kailasam Balachander. Her first Malayalam film was Time with Suresh Gopi. She paired with Ajmal Ameer in Pranayakalam in 2007.In 1991, she joined her current guru, Smt. Jayalukshmi Kandiah O.A.M and the Natanalaya Dance and Music Academy, based in Sydney, Australia, where she further specialised in Bharthanatyam.
In the past 18 years, Vimala has been performing in all of Natanalaya’s annual programs, also taking major roles in all dance dramas.Vimala Raman made her debut in Telugu cinema with Evaraina Epudaina in 2009 starring Varun Sandesh. The movie brought her nice identity and helped her get offers in pipeline.
Later in 2010 she again did a Telugu movie Gaayam-2, which was utterly flop but brought good marks for Vimala Raman for her acting skills. Now the lady has more than a couple of movies in her kitty.
Vimala Raman attended the Natanalaya Dance Academy based in Sydney, Australia. She studied dance under the tutelage of Jayalakshmi Kandiah.Her first movie was Poi, a Tamil film directed by Kailasam Balachander. Her first Malayalam movie was Time with Suresh Gopi. She paired with Ajmal Ameer in Pranayakalam in 2007. In the same year, she also appeared with Mammooty in Nasrani and with Dileep in Romeoo.
She appeared in College Kumaran with Mohanlal and in Calcutta News with Dileep in 2008.She has since starred in several Malayalam films including Pranayakalam, Pranayakalam, Nasrani, Romeoo, Calcutta News, College Kumaran and Apoorva. In 2011, she played the role of Meera in the English-language film Dam 999. Vimala Raman is an Telugu cinema actress, model and a trained Bharatanatyam dancer. She was born and brought up in Sydney. She has appeared in Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam films.
Vimala Raman is an Australian film actress and model who has worked in all South Indian film industries, and predominantly appears in Telugu and Malayalam films.
She made her debut in 2005 with Tamil film Poi. An established Bharatanatyam dancer and a graduate in B.Sc Information Systems from the University Of New South Wales, Sydney, Raman had also won the titles of "Miss India Australia" in 2004[2] and "Miss India Worldwide - Beautiful Face" in 2005.
Telugu film actress Vimala Raman personal profile, biography, detailed filmography, Vimala Raman photo gallery with latest photos, Vimala Raman upcoming movies information and her complete telugu movies list, Vimala Raman in movie news and much more about Vimala Raman updated regularly.
Vimala graduated in Bharthanatyam in the year 2000. Ever since her arangetram, apart from performing with her dance school, other highlighted performances of Vimala’s, naming a few include: The Opening Ceremony of the Sydney Olympics; Chinnmaya Mission, Sai Baba musical program; Refugee Week; Deepavali festival, the Temple functions and many more.
She made her acting debut in 2005 with Poi, a Tamil film directed by Kailasam Balachander. Her first Malayalam film was Time with Suresh Gopi. She paired with Ajmal Ameer in Pranayakalam in 2007.In 1991, she joined her current guru, Smt. Jayalukshmi Kandiah O.A.M and the Natanalaya Dance and Music Academy, based in Sydney, Australia, where she further specialised in Bharthanatyam.
In the past 18 years, Vimala has been performing in all of Natanalaya’s annual programs, also taking major roles in all dance dramas.Vimala Raman made her debut in Telugu cinema with Evaraina Epudaina in 2009 starring Varun Sandesh. The movie brought her nice identity and helped her get offers in pipeline.
Later in 2010 she again did a Telugu movie Gaayam-2, which was utterly flop but brought good marks for Vimala Raman for her acting skills. Now the lady has more than a couple of movies in her kitty.
Vimala Raman attended the Natanalaya Dance Academy based in Sydney, Australia. She studied dance under the tutelage of Jayalakshmi Kandiah.Her first movie was Poi, a Tamil film directed by Kailasam Balachander. Her first Malayalam movie was Time with Suresh Gopi. She paired with Ajmal Ameer in Pranayakalam in 2007. In the same year, she also appeared with Mammooty in Nasrani and with Dileep in Romeoo.
She appeared in College Kumaran with Mohanlal and in Calcutta News with Dileep in 2008.She has since starred in several Malayalam films including Pranayakalam, Pranayakalam, Nasrani, Romeoo, Calcutta News, College Kumaran and Apoorva. In 2011, she played the role of Meera in the English-language film Dam 999. Vimala Raman is an Telugu cinema actress, model and a trained Bharatanatyam dancer. She was born and brought up in Sydney. She has appeared in Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam films.
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