Rekha Vedavyas

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Rekha, also known as Akshara, is a former Indian actress, who predominantly acts in Kannada films and also appears in Telugu and Tamil films.[5] While pursuing modelling, she made her acting debut in the 2001 Kannada film Chitra and has since starred in over 30 films in various South Indian languages.

Born
Rekha Vedavyas[1]

Bangalore, Karnataka, India
OthernamesAkshara, Jinke Mari Rekha[2][3][4]
OccupationsActress, model
Yearsactive2001-2014
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Rekha Vedavyas
Rekha Vedavyas in 2011 Kannada film Boss
Born
Rekha Vedavyas[1]

Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Other namesAkshara, Jinke Mari Rekha[2][3][4]
OccupationsActress, model
Years active2001-2014
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Career

Rekha was born and brought up in Bangalore, Karnataka. She did her schooling at the Basava Residential Girls School in Kengeri, Bangalore.[6] She was doing her BBA correspondence course from the University of Madras, while modelling part-time and trying to pursue an acting career.[7] She was eventually signed by Jayashree Devi for the Ramoji Rao-produced college drama Chitra, in which she played a NRI student.[7] Her first film to release was the blockbuster Huchcha, alongside Sudeep and she made her debut in Telugu cinema with Sreenu Vaitla's Anandam. All three ventures were commercially successful.[citation needed] She starred in the Telugu film Dongodu featuring Ravi Teja in the lead, while making her Tamil debut with Sabapathy's love triangle-based film Punnagai Poove. 2003 she also had her first and till date only Hindi release, Mudda with Arya Babbar and was seen in a supporting role in the female-oriented Three Roses that featured Rambha, Jyothika and Laila in the lead. She was paired with Ganesh in his first feature film appearance in Chellata as well as in Hudugaata the next year, both emerging commercial successes.[citation needed] After her subsequent releases that year bombed at the box office,[3] she starred in the bilingual Ninna Nedu Repu / Netru Indru Naalai and in Ramesh Arvind's directorial Accident, which became critically acclaimed, while making special appearances in the films Mast Maja Maadi, Raaj The Showman and Yogi.[citation needed] In 2010, she had a single release, Appu and Pappu, while her most recent release was Boss, paired with Darshan again.[5] She worked on projects such as Prema Chandrama,[citation needed] Jolly Boy alongside Diganth, directed by Sabapathy again,[8] and Thulasi.[citation needed]

Filmography

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YearFilmRoleLanguageNotes
2001HuchchaAbishthaKannada
ChitraChitraKannadacredited as Chitra
AnandamAishwaryaTelugu
JabiliLavanyaTelugu
2002ThuntataAishwaryaKannada
Okato Number KurraaduSwapnaTelugu
ManmadhuduShiva's wifeTeluguSpecial appearance
2003Punnagai PooveMeeraTamil
DongoduPrabhaTelugu
Anaganaga O KurraaduRekha NaiduTelugu
Janaki Weds SriramAnjaliTelugu
Three RosesAshaTamil
Mudda – The IssueSundariHindi
2004Preminchukunnam Pelliki RandiSwapnaTelugu
MonalisaHerselfKannadaSpecial appearance in song "Car Car"
2005SyeKannada
2006ChellataAnkithaKannada
NaayudammaTelugu
Nenjirukkum VaraiTamilSpecial appearance
2007HudugaataPriya RaoKannada
ThamshegaagiRekhaKannada
Hethre Hennanne HerabekuJyothiKannada
GunavanthaUmaKannada
2008AccidentVasundharaKannada
Ninna Nedu RepuSwapnaTelugu
Netru Indru NaalaiTamil
Mast Maja MaadiKannadaSpecial appearance
2009Raaj the ShowmanKannadaSpecial appearance
YogiKannadaSpecial appearance
ParichayaNimmiKannada
2010Appu and PappuDeepa RameshKannada
2011BossKannada
Prema ChandramaChethanaKannada
Jolly BoyIndusriKannada
2012Govindaya NamahaSheelaKannada
GeniusTeluguSpecial appearance
2013Benki BirugaliRekhaKannada
LoosegaluMaggieKannada
2014ParamashivaKannada
PulakeshiKannada
ThulasiKannada
2023Ala Ila ElaTelugu[9]
2024Oru TheeTamilDirect release on Thanthi One[10]
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