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Abhirami (born July 26, 1983), born Divya Gopikumar, is an Indian actress and television host who works predominantly in Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada cinema. She made her acting debut in the Malayalam film *Pathram* (1999), followed by *Njangal Santhushtaranu* (1999) and *Millennium Stars* (2000). She entered Tamil cinema with *Vaanavil* (2000), for which she won the Tamil Nadu State Film Award Special Prize for Best Actress. During the early 2000s, Abhirami played leading roles across South Indian industries, appearing in *Meghasandesam* (2001), *Middle Class Madhavan* (2001), *Samuthiram* (2001), the comedy *Charlie Chaplin* (2002), and her Kannada debut *Laali Haadu* (2003). For her performance in the period drama *Virumaandi* (2004), she won the Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil. She subsequently appeared in the Telugu release *Cheppave Chirugali* (2004) before taking an extended hiatus from acting. Abhirami returned to cinema with the medical thriller *Apothecary* (2014) and *36 Vayadhinile* (2015). In streaming, she appeared in *Oru Kodai Murder Mystery* (2023) and *Goli Soda Rising* (2024). Her subsequent releases included the action drama *Garudan* (2023), *Maharaja* (2024), *Saripodhaa Sanivaaram* (2024), *Vettaiyan* (2024), *Thug Life* (2025), *Bomb* (2025), *Blast* (2026), and *Karmakhya* (2026).
as Neelaveni
as Shalini
as Rambo's Mother
as Krishnammal
as Jeeva
as Shanthi
as Agathiyaa Mother
as Chellamma
as Swetha
as Chayadevi
as Kokila
as Sreedevi
as Vidhya
as Durga
as Annalakshmi
as Selvi
as Chithira
as Bincy
as Meera
as Amar's Mother
as Nirupama Wisam (Voice)
as Prof.Latha
as Arundhati Varma
as Susan David
as Dr.Nalini Nambiar
as Dr. Nirupama (Voice)
as Radha
as Annalakshmi
as Vasundhara 'Vasu'
as Aisha
as Maheswari
as Mythili Ramakrishnan
as Lakshmi
as Anamika
as Kavitha
as Abhirami
as Priya
as Swapna
as Devika Warrier
as Geethu
as Shilpa Mary Cherian
