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Anila Sreekumar (born February 11, 1970) is an Indian actress who predominantly works in Malayalam films and television series.

Key Information

Personal life

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Anila Sreekumar was born on February 11, 1970, in Chevayur, Kozhikode, India. Sreekumar is married to production controller and producer Sreekumar, and the couple has two children, Abhinav and Adhilekshmi.[1]

Career

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Sreekumar began her acting career in 1992 with her debut in the Malayalam film Sargam. She went on to establish herself in Malayalam television, appearing in popular serials such as Deepangal Chuttum, Draupadi, Jwalayayi, Gundeninda Gudigantalu, Krishnathulasi, and Chinna Thambi.[citation needed]

Filmography

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Year Title Role Notes
1992 Sargam Maid
1994 Parinayam Nanikutty
Chakoram Santha Surendran
1995 Kalyanji Anandji Bhagyalakshmi
Pai Brothers Parvathy Ganapathi Pai
Vrudhanmare Sookshikkuka Manager Shanti
Chantha Laila
Saadaram Kallu
Alancheri Thamprakkal Vimala
1996 Mr. Clean Gayathri
1997 The Car N/a Dubbing
1998 Manthrikumaran Subhadra
1999 Pallavur Devanarayanan Hari's wife
Jalamarmaram
Saaphalyam Prameela
Stalin Sivadas N/a Dubbing
2000 Mark Antony N/a
Aanamuttathe Aangalamar N/a
Darling Darling N/a
Ival Draupathi N/a
2002 India Gate N/a
2003 Punarjani House owner lady
Pattanathil Sundaran Nancy
Japam
2010 Thathwamasi Sabari
2011 The Filmstaar Janaki
2014 Njananu party Seethalakshmi
2015 Thinkal Muthal Velli Vare Herself
Mayapuri 3D Lady stared
2018 Sakhavinte Priyasakhi Indira

Television career

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Television serials (partial)

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Year Title Channel Role Notes
Kulam DD Malayalam Telefilm
Deepanalangalku Chuttum Double role
Seemantham
Iniyonnu Visramikkatte
1995 Vinodasala
1997 Deshadanapakshi
Thunchath Achayan
Gandharvayamam
Manalnagaram
Thamarakuzhali Thamara
1999 Draupadi Draupadi
Vamsam
Karthika Karthika
Asooyappookkal Kairali TV
2000 Jwalayayi DD Malayalam Thresiamma Breakthrough role
2000 Manthram Surya TV
2001 Sthreejanmam Mathangi
2001 Malakhapoovu DD Malayalam
2001-2002 Vasundhara Medicals Asianet
2003 Seethalakshmi
2004 Kadamattathu Kathanar Madhavi
2007 Sasneham Amrita TV
2005 Swaram
2005 Pavithra Bandham Surya TV
2006 Veendum Jwalayayi DD Malayalam - Archive footage
2004–2006 Suryaputhri Asianet Devayani
2007 Velankani Mathavu Surya TV
2007 Swantham Suryaputhri Asianet Devayani Sequel to Suryaputhri
2007-2008 Shree Krishnaleela Janaki
2008 Ente Alphonsamma Annaamma
2008 Vishudha Thomasleeha
2008-2009 Ammathottil Sulochana
2008-2009 Sree Mahabhagavatham
2009 Devi Mahathyam Subbalakshmi
2009–2012 Chakkarabharani Surya TV Unniyarcha
2010 Parayi Petta Panthirukulam Panchami
2011–2012 Avakashikal Raziya
2011–2013 Ilam Thennal Pole Padmam
2012-2013 Mohakkadal Chandra
2013–2015 Bhagyalekshmi Ambikadevi
2013 The Mistake Kairali TV Telefilm
2013–2015 Amala Mazhavil Manorama Gayathri
2013 Amma Asianet
2013-2014 Ponnu Poloru Pennu Amrita TV Rukkamma
2014 Evide Ellarkum Sugham Kairali TV Kattuparambil KochuThresya
2014 Sooryakaladi Mana Amrita TV
2014 Karyam Nissaram Kairali TV
2015 Viswaroopam Flowers
2015-2016 Kalathu Veedu Star Vijay Pattathi Tamil Serial
2016–2017 Krishnathulasi Mazhavil Manorama Vijayalakshmi
2016 Kana Kanmani Asianet Thulika
2016 Anamika Amrita TV
2016 Chechiyamma Surya TV
2017–2019 Chinna Thambi Star Vijay Annalakshmi Tamil serial
2017 Ammuvinte Amma Mazhavil Manorama Seetha
2018 Decemberile Aakasham Amrita TV Shanu's Umma
2018–2019 Thenum Vayambum Surya TV Lakshmi
2019–2020 Kaatrin Mozhi Star Vijay Rajeshwari Tamil serial
2019–2020 Sathya Enna Penkutty Zee Keralam Vimala
2020 Sri Lokanarkavilamma Kaumudy TV Devi
2020–2022 Devatha - Anubandhala Alayam Star Maa Devudamma Telugu serial
2021–2022 Paavam Ganesan Star Vijay Sornam Tamil serial
2021 Kasthuri Star Maa Devudamma Telugu serial
Special Appearance
2023–Present Siragadikka Aasai Star Vijay Vijaya Tamil serial
2023–2024 Radhaku Neevera Pranam Zee Telugu Dharmavathi Telugu serial
2023–Present Gundeninda Gudigantalu Star Maa Prabavathi Telugu serial
2024–Present Pavithram Asianet Kamala

Reality shows

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Year Title Channel Role Notes
2009–2012 Tharolsavam Kairali TV Contestant/Team Leader
2013 Celebrity Kitchen Magic Kairali TV Contestant Winner : Shared with Nisha Sarang
2013 Nakshathradeepangal Kairali TV Team Leader
2014 Comedy Stars Season 2 Asianet Mentor
2019 Jodi Number One Star Vijay Contestant Finalist

(Tamil Reality Show)

2022 Mr. and Mrs. Chinnathirai Star Vijay Contestant Eliminated (Tamil Reality Show)

TV shows as guest

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  • Ivide Ingannanu Bhai (Mazahvil Manorama)
  • Kootukari (DD Malayalam)
  • Ormakal Marikkumo (DD Malayalam)
  • Annie's Kitchen (Amrita TV)
  • Malayali Darbar (Amrita TV)
  • Onnum Onnum Moonu (Mazahvil Manorama)
  • Kudumbasametham (ACV)
  • Manassinoru Mazhavillu (Kairali TV)
  • Adukkaliyil Ninnu Arangathekku (Kairali TV)
  • Christmas Dishes (Kaumudy TV)
  • Amma Ammayiyamma (Kairali TV)
  • Ningalkkariyamo (Surya TV)
  • Sarigama (Asianet)
  • Surya Singer (Kairali TV)
  • Valkkannadi (Asianet)
  • Nammal Thammil (Asianet)
  • Manam Pole Mangalyam (Jaihind TV)
  • Smart show (Flowers TV)
  • Run Baby Run (Asianet Plus)
  • Don't Do Don't Do (Asianet Plus)

Music albums

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  • Nilayil Neeradi
  • Chaithrasundari
  • Karyasiddhi Pooja
  • Amme Narayana
  • Chandanam Kumkumam Chudala Bhasmarchitham
  • Nandhi Orayiram Nandhi

Drama

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  • Shoorpanaka

Awards and nominations

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References

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Anila Sreekumar

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Anila Sreekumar (born February 11, 1970) is an Indian actress who primarily works in the Malayalam-language film and television industry, known for portraying strong maternal and supporting roles in popular serials. She debuted in films with the 1992 musical drama Sargam, directed by Hariharan and produced by Bhavani Hariharan, where she played a supporting role. Sreekumar rose to prominence on television with her breakthrough performance as the titular character Theresiamma, a resilient single mother, in the 1990s serial Jwalayayi, which became a landmark in small-screen storytelling for its depiction of . Over the years, she has appeared in notable serials including Mohakkadal, Krishna Thulasi, Satya Enna Penkutty (as Vimala), and the family drama Pavithram (premiered December 2024 on Asianet), alongside guest spots on shows like Onnum Onnum Moonnu and Annie's Kitchen. Her filmography also includes supporting parts in titles such as (1995), Vrudhanmare Sookshikkuka (1995), (2003), and Njaanaanu Party (2014).

Early life and education

Childhood and family background

Anila Sreekumar was born on February 11, 1970, in Chevayur, , , , where she spent her early years in a typical family environment of the region.

Formal education

Anila Sreekumar completed her early education at local schools in , , where she developed an early interest in through extracurricular activities such as dance competitions. She attended Presentation Higher Secondary School in for her schooling, fostering her passion for the stage. For higher education, Sreekumar enrolled at the Government Arts and Science College in , under the , where she pursued studies in the arts stream. This academic environment provided a foundation that complemented her growing involvement in cultural activities, supported briefly by her family's encouragement of her artistic pursuits from an early age. She graduated from the institution, becoming one of its notable alumni recognized for her subsequent career in .

Personal life

Marriage and family

Anila Sreekumar is married to Sreekumar, an , production controller, and in the film industry. The couple first met during the production of the television serial Deepanalangalkku Chuttum, where Sreekumar served as the production controller, with their initial encounter taking place at a railway station. Their relationship began as a that evolved into romance, culminating in their in 1997. Sreekumar and Anila have two children: a son, Abhinav, and a daughter, Adhilekshmi. Abhinav is employed in the entertainment sector, while Adhilekshmi was pursuing her Plus One studies as of early 2025. Throughout their marriage, Anila and Sreekumar have maintained a supportive partnership, characterized by mutual encouragement and constructive criticism, which has helped them navigate professional challenges in the industry. Anila has balanced her acting commitments, dance school, YouTube channel, and artistic pursuits like mural painting and nettipattam making with family responsibilities, often crediting her husband's involvement in film production for facilitating their shared professional environment. Initially, Anila's parents opposed the marriage, but they eventually gave their approval.

Residence and interests

Anila Sreekumar resides in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, where she has established her primary home base following her early life in Kozhikode. Beyond her professional commitments, she engages actively in family-oriented activities, particularly through her YouTube channel launched in 2021, where she shares vlogs documenting everyday family moments, home life, and travels within Kerala, such as trips to Idukki. These vlogs highlight her role in fostering family connections and preserving personal memories, adapting her routine to include more home-centered pursuits while occasionally exploring local destinations. She maintains a strong presence on social media, notably , where her account boasts over 100,000 followers, allowing her to connect with audiences through posts on personal experiences and lifestyle glimpses. She also pursues passions in cooking, frequently sharing Kerala-style recipes like kappa puzhukku and mathi curry via vlogs that emphasize traditional family meals. Additionally, dance forms a key interest for her, who co-manages A² Dance Studio in , offering classes in various styles from classical to contemporary to promote fitness, stress relief, and community bonding among participants of all ages. This endeavor reflects her commitment to personal well-being and local engagement, integrating her love for rhythmic expression into daily life alongside family responsibilities. Anila Sreekumar was born on February 11, 1970, in Kozhikode, Kerala.

Career overview

Debut in Malayalam cinema

Anila Sreekumar, originally from Kozhikode, entered the Malayalam film industry in 1992, marking her acting debut in the musical drama Sargam directed by Hariharan. In this film, she took on a minor supporting role that introduced her to the professional sets of Mollywood, centered far from her hometown. Sreekumar graduated from the Government Arts and Science College in . Building on her debut, Sreekumar secured a series of supporting roles throughout the , showcasing her versatility in character portrayals. Notable among these was her performance as Nanikutty in the critically acclaimed Parinayam (1994), directed by T. Hariharan, where she contributed to the ensemble cast exploring themes of tradition and reform. Other early credits included roles in films such as Chakoram (1994) and (1995), which helped solidify her presence in the industry during its evolving phase.

Transition to television

After establishing herself in during the early , Anila Sreekumar began appearing in television serials in the late . Her television journey began with her debut on Malayalam in the serial Deepangal Chuttum. This was followed by her first major role in (late ), a DD Malayalam production that showcased her ability to embody complex historical and emotional figures, contributing significantly to her rising profile in the industry. Building on this momentum, she appeared in several early 2000s serials on DD Malayalam and emerging private channels, solidifying her presence through roles that resonated with audiences seeking relatable family dramas. A pivotal breakthrough came with Jwalayayi (2000) on DD , where Sreekumar portrayed the central character Theresiamma, a role that became iconic for its portrayal of resilience and familial bonds in a rural setting. The serial, produced under the banner of a prominent production house, highlighted her commanding screen presence and earned widespread acclaim, making her a household name among viewers. This success, coupled with appearances in other DD offerings like Thamarakuzhali, propelled her popularity, as the channel's statewide reach introduced her performances to a broad demographic during the nascent phase of private television expansion in .

Film career

Early film roles (1990s)

Anila Sreekumar debuted in Sargam (1992), a musical drama directed by Hariharan, playing a supporting role as a . She entered in the early with supporting roles that often depicted family members or comedic side characters, contributing to the ensemble dynamics of mid-decade films. Her breakthrough came through these parts, where she portrayed relatable figures in both dramatic and light-hearted narratives. In Parinayam (1994), directed by T. Hariharan, Sreekumar played Nanikkutty, a supporting character in this period drama exploring social customs and widowhood, adding depth to the household interactions amid the lead performances by and . The following year marked a prolific phase, with Sreekumar appearing in multiple productions. She portrayed Bhagyalakshmi, Maniyan's love interest, in the comedy Kalyanji Anandji (1995), directed by Balu Kiriyath, where her role infused humorous elements into the ensemble led by Mukesh and Annie. In Vrudhanmare Sookshikkuka (1995), a by Sunil featuring and , she took on the role of Manager Shanti (also credited as in some listings), supporting the film's chaotic plot through her dramatic family-oriented portrayal. Sreekumar continued with Laila in Chantha (1995), a family drama directed by Sunil, where her supporting performance complemented the central themes of relationships and societal pressures. Later that year, in Sadaram (1995), directed by and written by , she played Kallu, a comedic character that bolstered the thriller's including and . Over the decade, Sreekumar featured in approximately 10–15 films, focusing on supporting comedic or dramatic family roles that enhanced the collective storytelling and critical reception of these ensemble-driven productions.

Later film appearances (–)

Following the early , Anila Sreekumar's involvement in films became notably sparse as she shifted her primary focus to television serials and shows, allowing her to balance family and professional commitments. This period saw her taking on selective supporting or cameo roles that complemented her TV schedule, often portraying maternal or character figures in . For instance, in 2002, she appeared in the family-oriented drama Punarjani, directed by , which emphasized themes of and familial . In 2003, Sreekumar ventured into a Tamil-language project with , playing the role of Nancy, a colleague to the in this domestic exploring marital dynamics and urban adjustment. The film, directed by Vipin Mohan, featured her alongside lead actors and , marking one of her rare cross-industry collaborations during this era. Later, she portrayed Seethalakshmi in Njaanaanu Party (2014), a , and Indira in the 2018 biographical Sakhavinte Priyasakhi, which depicted the life of a Communist leader's , providing a poignant supporting performance that underscored her versatility in character-driven narratives. These occasional film outings, influenced by her established television popularity, enabled Sreekumar to sustain a modest cinematic presence without overshadowing her serial work. Records indicate no further film appearances after 2018, though comprehensive documentation of minor roles may be incomplete.

Television career

Serial roles

Anila Sreekumar has portrayed over 50 roles in television serials across , Tamil, and Telugu languages, spanning from the late to the present day. Her early work on Malayalam included significant appearances in serials like (1999) and Deepangal Chuttum, where she began establishing her presence in ensemble casts focused on family dynamics and social themes. These roles marked her initial foray into scripted television following her film debut, allowing her to explore nuanced character portrayals in long-form narratives. In the early 2000s, Sreekumar gained prominence with her lead role as Theresiamma in the serial Jwalayayi (2000), a character that highlighted her ability to embody strong, resilient women navigating personal and societal challenges on DD Malayalam. This breakthrough performance showcased her transition to more central roles, emphasizing emotional depth in family-centric stories. Throughout her mid-career, she continued with supporting yet pivotal parts in productions on channels like Asianet and , contributing to the popularity of daily soaps that ran for hundreds of episodes. Sreekumar's roles often revolve around strong maternal figures and comedic relatives, reflecting her versatility in portraying authoritative yet relatable family members. For instance, in the Tamil serial (2017–2019) on , she played Annalakshmi, the devoted mother of the protagonist, in a long-running series that exceeded 320 episodes and emphasized themes of love and sacrifice. Her comedic side emerged prominently in recent Tamil works, such as Vijaya, a meddlesome mother-in-law in (2023–present) on , where her portrayal added humor to intergenerational conflicts. Expanding into Telugu television, Sreekumar took on maternal archetypes like Prabhavathi in Gundeninda Gudigantalu (2023–2024) on ETV Telugu, a role centered on family unity and maternal guidance. She continues this trend as Dharmavathi in the ongoing Radhaku Neevera Pranam (2023–present) on Zee Telugu, maintaining her focus on supportive family pillars. In 2024, she returned to Malayalam with Kamala, a protective mother, in Pavithram on Asianet, underscoring her evolution from lead characters to integral ensemble roles that drive narrative emotional arcs. These affiliations with major channels like Star Vijay, Asianet, and Zee Telugu have solidified her as a staple in South Indian television, with her performances adapting to diverse linguistic and cultural contexts up to 2025.

Reality shows and competitions

Anila Sreekumar participated in Tharolsavam, a popular talent competition on , where she performed as a contestant and team leader across multiple seasons, showcasing her dance skills through performances like a rendition of the song "Ambilikkala Choodum." In 2013, she competed in the cooking reality show Celebrity Kitchen Magic on , demonstrating her culinary abilities and ultimately sharing the win with fellow contestant Nisha Sarang in the second season. Expanding into Tamil television, Sreekumar joined the dance competition Jodi No.1 Season 10 on in 2018, partnering with choreographer Britto Guru to perform couple dances and advance as a notable contestant. In 2022, she appeared with her husband R. P. Sreekumar in Mr. & Mrs. Chinnathirai Season 4 on , a celebrity couple game show testing knowledge of film and television, though they were eliminated during the competition. These engagements in competitive formats highlighted her versatility beyond scripted roles, drawing from her established presence in serials to attract broader viewership in and Tamil markets.

Guest appearances and specials

Anila Sreekumar has made several guest appearances on Malayalam television shows, often in interactive and culinary formats that highlight her and culinary skills. In 2015, she appeared as a celebrity guest on the interactive show Ivide Ingannanu Bhai, hosted by Kalabhavan Prajod, where she engaged in fun discussions and activities alongside co-guest Reena Chandran. In 2018, Sreekumar and her family visited the celebrity cooking show Annie's Kitchen on , sharing family recipes and anecdotes from her acting career. These appearances underscored her popularity from serial roles while providing a lighter, non-scripted glimpse into her off-screen persona. She also featured in festive specials, contributing to holiday-themed programming. In 2016, Sreekumar participated in Kaumudy TV's Christmas Dishes special, demonstrating recipes such as special , , and , blending her roots with festive preparations. Additionally, she appeared on Kairali TV's chat show Manassiloru Mazhavillu in 2016, where she and her husband, R. P. Sreekumar, discussed topics like , family dynamics, and romance in a candid format hosted by dubbing artist . These specials allowed her to connect with audiences beyond dramatic roles, emphasizing her multifaceted public image. In the Tamil television space, Sreekumar has been a prominent figure at award ceremonies, receiving accolades for her supporting roles. At the 9th Annual in 2024, she won the Best Mamiyar award for her portrayal of Vijaya in , attending the event to accept the honor and perform a segment highlighting her character's impact. These appearances, including promotional spots tied to her serial success, have integrated with digital platforms for broader reach, such as teaser clips shared on official channels in 2024–2025. Her participation in such events has reinforced her status as a versatile television personality across regional industries.

Other contributions

Stage dramas

Anila Sreekumar's engagement with stage dramas has been limited. She has occasionally participated in theater productions, including a role in the Telugu adaptation of the play Rakta Kanneeru.

Music albums and singles

No verified contributions to music albums or singles beyond her acting roles have been documented.

Awards and nominations

Television awards

Anila Sreekumar earned the State Television Award for in 1999 for her portrayal of the titular character in the serial . In 2013, she co-won the first prize in the Kairali TV cookery competition Celebrity Kitchen Magic, sharing the honor and ₹3 lakh with fellow contestant Nisha Sarang . Sreekumar has been recognized multiple times at the Vijay Television Awards for her supporting roles in Tamil serials. She won the Best Mamiyar (Fiction) award in 2019 . She also won the Best Mother award in 2018 for Chinna Thambi . In 2024, at the 9th Annual Vijay Television Awards, she received the Best Mamiyar award for her performance as Vijaya in Siragadikka Aasai . She repeated the win for Best Maamiyar in the 10th Annual Vijay Television Awards in 2025, again for the role of Vijaya . Additionally, she received a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the 2016 Flowers TV Awards for her role in the Asianet serial Krishnathulasi . In 2003, she won the Kerala Film Critics Award for Jwalayayi .

Film and other recognitions

Anila Sreekumar appeared in a supporting role in the 1995 Malayalam film Chantha . Her transition to digital platforms has also been notable, with her official Instagram account reaching 100,000 followers by 2025, reflecting her sustained popularity . Similarly, her YouTube channel, launched in 2021, has grown to over 113,000 subscribers as of November 2025, where she shares family vlogs and entertainment content, broadening her reach to new generations .

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