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Malavika Mohanan

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B for..? ♥️

B for..? ♥️

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Been seeing a lot of tweets and articles about how I claimed to do my own stunts for ‘The Rajasaab’ but a body double did it as there’s a photo circulating online of a stunt artist who was my stunt double on the film. Firstly, I do action because I really enjoy doing action. I’ve been a sporty girl since a young age and I enjoy physically challenging my body and learning new things. Secondly, there’s always a stunt double on sets even when the actors are doing their own stunts as the action director gets them to do the rehearsals of the shot as they’re the experts, before getting the actor to do a final shot. Or in the case of certain shots when they feel it’s too risky for the actor to do it- they feel it’s better for a professional to execute the shot so you’re not doing anything too risky without knowing how to do it correctly. So here’s some bts of me doing some fun shots & a big hug to my stunt double who taught me how to execute them right :)

Been seeing a lot of tweets and articles about how I claimed to do my own stunts for ‘The Rajasaab’ but a body double did it as there’s a photo circulating online of a stunt artist who was my stunt double on the film. Firstly, I do action because I really enjoy doing action. I’ve been a sporty girl since a young age and I enjoy physically challenging my body and learning new things. Secondly, there’s always a stunt double on sets even when the actors are doing their own stunts as the action director gets them to do the rehearsals of the shot as they’re the experts, before getting the actor to do a final shot. Or in the case of certain shots when they feel it’s too risky for the actor to do it- they feel it’s better for a professional to execute the shot so you’re not doing anything too risky without knowing how to do it correctly. So here’s some bts of me doing some fun shots & a big hug to my stunt double who taught me how to execute them right :)

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Lately 1- I’ve always had an affinity towards existentialist authors and books. I recently re-read The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevsky after several years and got reminded once again how rare it is for a novel to be intellectually demanding and emotionally transcendent- a testament to Dostoevsky’s incomparable grasp of the human soul, sigh ✨ 2- I love being captured through the female gaze(inserting the obvious fact here of how female photographers & cinematographers are far and few) and love this moody, lovely video @hiyadasari took of me in the van mid shoot one day not too long ago ✨

Lately 1- I’ve always had an affinity towards existentialist authors and books. I recently re-read The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevsky after several years and got reminded once again how rare it is for a novel to be intellectually demanding and emotionally transcendent- a testament to Dostoevsky’s incomparable grasp of the human soul, sigh ✨ 2- I love being captured through the female gaze(inserting the obvious fact here of how female photographers & cinematographers are far and few) and love this moody, lovely video @hiyadasari took of me in the van mid shoot one day not too long ago ✨

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Happy Sankranthi & Happy Pongal my cuties ♥️🌸✨ Sending you a big hug, lots of love & wishing you the most lovely year ahead ♥️♥️✨

Happy Sankranthi & Happy Pongal my cuties ♥️🌸✨ Sending you a big hug, lots of love & wishing you the most lovely year ahead ♥️♥️✨

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Can you guess which song this killer look belongs to?

Can you guess which song this killer look belongs to?

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Let’s interact again soon? 🥰💕💕 This was lovely! Love all of you ♥️♥️♥️

Let’s interact again soon? 🥰💕💕 This was lovely! Love all of you ♥️♥️♥️

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#Roots Theyyam has been a mesmerizing part of my life since childhood. Visiting my hometown every year, I’ve always been captivated by the vibrant displays of dance, color, and spirituality. The performance isn’t just a spectacle, it’s a living connection to the divine, where performers embody gods and mythological figures. Their towering headgear, intricate makeup, and energetic movements create an atmosphere that feels both otherworldly and sacred. What makes Theyyam special to me is how it transcends mere performance —it’s a ritual that unites the community and tells stories of our ancestors, bravery, and spirituality. It’s a reminder of how culture can evolve yet remain deeply rooted in its core values. Over the years, as I’ve grown older, I’ve come to appreciate not just the grandeur of the performances but also the significance of the ritual itself—the dedication, the preparation, and the sacredness of the process. The devotion of the performers, the meticulous planning, and the countless hours spent perfecting the art form are a testament to the reverence with which it’s held. Beyond the visual beauty, Theyyam represents our identity, history, and faith, reminding me of the timeless nature of tradition. In a world that’s constantly changing, it’s comforting to know that this powerful art form endures, grounding us in our roots and connecting us to something greater ♥️ #theyyam #culture #identity

#Roots Theyyam has been a mesmerizing part of my life since childhood. Visiting my hometown every year, I’ve always been captivated by the vibrant displays of dance, color, and spirituality. The performance isn’t just a spectacle, it’s a living connection to the divine, where performers embody gods and mythological figures. Their towering headgear, intricate makeup, and energetic movements create an atmosphere that feels both otherworldly and sacred. What makes Theyyam special to me is how it transcends mere performance —it’s a ritual that unites the community and tells stories of our ancestors, bravery, and spirituality. It’s a reminder of how culture can evolve yet remain deeply rooted in its core values. Over the years, as I’ve grown older, I’ve come to appreciate not just the grandeur of the performances but also the significance of the ritual itself—the dedication, the preparation, and the sacredness of the process. The devotion of the performers, the meticulous planning, and the countless hours spent perfecting the art form are a testament to the reverence with which it’s held. Beyond the visual beauty, Theyyam represents our identity, history, and faith, reminding me of the timeless nature of tradition. In a world that’s constantly changing, it’s comforting to know that this powerful art form endures, grounding us in our roots and connecting us to something greater ♥️ #theyyam #culture #identity

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As girls we rarely get to do action in films, but I love doing stunts & had so much fun doing this scene! 🥷💥♥️ Did you like this scene? ☺️

As girls we rarely get to do action in films, but I love doing stunts & had so much fun doing this scene! 🥷💥♥️ Did you like this scene? ☺️

Malavika Mohanan

473,971 views • 5 months ago

Been seeing a lot of tweets and articles about how I claimed to do my own stunts for ‘The Rajasaab’ but a body double did it as there’s a photo circulating online of a stunt artist who was my stunt double on the film. Firstly, I do action because I really enjoy doing action. I’ve been a sporty girl since a young age and I enjoy physically challenging my body and learning new things. Secondly, there’s always a stunt double on sets even when the actors are doing their own stunts as the action director gets them to do the rehearsals of the shot as they’re the experts, before getting the actor to do a final shot. Or in the case of certain shots when they feel it’s too risky for the actor to do it- they feel it’s better for a professional to execute the shot so you’re not doing anything too risky without knowing how to do it correctly. So here’s some bts of me doing some fun shots & a big hug to my stunt double who taught me how to execute them right :)

Been seeing a lot of tweets and articles about how I claimed to do my own stunts for ‘The Rajasaab’ but a body double did it as there’s a photo circulating online of a stunt artist who was my stunt double on the film. Firstly, I do action because I really enjoy doing action. I’ve been a sporty girl since a young age and I enjoy physically challenging my body and learning new things. Secondly, there’s always a stunt double on sets even when the actors are doing their own stunts as the action director gets them to do the rehearsals of the shot as they’re the experts, before getting the actor to do a final shot. Or in the case of certain shots when they feel it’s too risky for the actor to do it- they feel it’s better for a professional to execute the shot so you’re not doing anything too risky without knowing how to do it correctly. So here’s some bts of me doing some fun shots & a big hug to my stunt double who taught me how to execute them right :)

Malavika Mohanan

265,066 views • 4 months ago

Happy Dussera ♥️✨🤗

Happy Dussera ♥️✨🤗

Malavika Mohanan

379,836 views • 1 year ago

This one is very very special to me. My Telugu debut. Opposite one of my favourite actors. And a fabulous role that only Director Maruthi could’ve written for me 🧿 Thank you for making me a part of this ♥️✨ #TheRajaSaab teaser out now ❤️‍🔥 #TheRajaSaabTeaser #TheRajaSaabOnDec5th #Prabhas𓃵 Sanjay Dutt Director Maruthi Nidhhi Agerwal 🌟 Panchami #RiddhiKumar Boman Irani Vishwa Prasad People Media Factory SKN (Sreenivasa Kumar) #KrithiPrasad thaman S Karthik Palani #Rajeevan #RamLaxman King Solomon Raja Subramanian Sunil Shah aafilms #AnilThadani Ivy Entertainment Offical B4U B4U Motion Pictures T-Series T-Series South The RajaSaab Shreyas Media

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This one is very very special to me. My Telugu debut. Opposite one of my favourite actors. And a fabulous role that only Director Maruthi could’ve written for me 🧿 Thank you for making me a part of this ♥️✨ #TheRajaSaab teaser out now ❤️‍🔥 #TheRajaSaabTeaser #TheRajaSaabOnDec5th #Prabhas𓃵 Sanjay Dutt Director Maruthi Nidhhi Agerwal 🌟 Panchami #RiddhiKumar Boman Irani Vishwa Prasad People Media Factory SKN (Sreenivasa Kumar) #KrithiPrasad thaman S Karthik Palani #Rajeevan #RamLaxman King Solomon Raja Subramanian Sunil Shah aafilms #AnilThadani Ivy Entertainment Offical B4U B4U Motion Pictures T-Series T-Series South The RajaSaab Shreyas Media

Malavika Mohanan

199,676 views • 1 year ago

From a beautiful evening a few moons ago 🌙✨

From a beautiful evening a few moons ago 🌙✨

Malavika Mohanan

432,330 views • 2 years ago

10 points to Mathew Thomas #ChristyPromotions

10 points to Mathew Thomas #ChristyPromotions

Malavika Mohanan

491,080 views • 3 years ago

#Saathiya- where longing ends and love begins. Song out tomorrow 🤍 #Yudhra Siddhant Chaturvedi Gajraj Rao Ram Kapoor Raj Arjun Raghav Juyal #ShilpaShukla Ravi Udyawar Ritesh Sidhwani Farhan Akhtar Shridhar Raghavan Javed Akhtar Shankar Ehsaan Loy Pratibha SinghBaghel Vishal Mishra #AkshatGhildial Kassim Jagmagia Vishal Ramchandani Stuti V Ramachandra #SaurabhKhandelwal #JayOza Manoj Chouhan #Dawgeek #GulrajSingh Excel Entertainment Zee Music Company #AAFILMS

#Saathiya- where longing ends and love begins. Song out tomorrow 🤍 #Yudhra Siddhant Chaturvedi Gajraj Rao Ram Kapoor Raj Arjun Raghav Juyal #ShilpaShukla Ravi Udyawar Ritesh Sidhwani Farhan Akhtar Shridhar Raghavan Javed Akhtar Shankar Ehsaan Loy Pratibha SinghBaghel Vishal Mishra #AkshatGhildial Kassim Jagmagia Vishal Ramchandani Stuti V Ramachandra #SaurabhKhandelwal #JayOza Manoj Chouhan #Dawgeek #GulrajSingh Excel Entertainment Zee Music Company #AAFILMS

Malavika Mohanan

139,898 views • 1 year ago

She believes, she fights, she protects 🔥 Welcome to Aarathi’s world - behind the scenes ❤️‍🔥 I have never pushed my body physically, mentally, emotionally as much I did for Aarathi. From 4 hours of makeup and costumes(and endless touch ups) every day, to the most strenuous single shot stunt sequences, standing in the burning sun 10 hours a day, to riding a buffalo(or attempting more like because the poor thing got scared of the crowd surrounding it), to standing on a rock which was on fire, to emotionally isolating myself from the rest of the world to go deeper into her..not a single day of this journey was easy. So when I see Aarathi showered with so much love today, it means the absolute bloody world to me. ♥️ #thangalaan

She believes, she fights, she protects 🔥 Welcome to Aarathi’s world - behind the scenes ❤️‍🔥 I have never pushed my body physically, mentally, emotionally as much I did for Aarathi. From 4 hours of makeup and costumes(and endless touch ups) every day, to the most strenuous single shot stunt sequences, standing in the burning sun 10 hours a day, to riding a buffalo(or attempting more like because the poor thing got scared of the crowd surrounding it), to standing on a rock which was on fire, to emotionally isolating myself from the rest of the world to go deeper into her..not a single day of this journey was easy. So when I see Aarathi showered with so much love today, it means the absolute bloody world to me. ♥️ #thangalaan

Malavika Mohanan

120,434 views • 1 year ago

#Roots Theyyam has been a mesmerizing part of my life since childhood. Visiting my hometown every year, I’ve always been captivated by the vibrant displays of dance, color, and spirituality. The performance isn’t just a spectacle, it’s a living connection to the divine, where performers embody gods and mythological figures. Their towering headgear, intricate makeup, and energetic movements create an atmosphere that feels both otherworldly and sacred. What makes Theyyam special to me is how it transcends mere performance —it’s a ritual that unites the community and tells stories of our ancestors, bravery, and spirituality. It’s a reminder of how culture can evolve yet remain deeply rooted in its core values. Over the years, as I’ve grown older, I’ve come to appreciate not just the grandeur of the performances but also the significance of the ritual itself—the dedication, the preparation, and the sacredness of the process. The devotion of the performers, the meticulous planning, and the countless hours spent perfecting the art form are a testament to the reverence with which it’s held. Beyond the visual beauty, Theyyam represents our identity, history, and faith, reminding me of the timeless nature of tradition. In a world that’s constantly changing, it’s comforting to know that this powerful art form endures, grounding us in our roots and connecting us to something greater ♥️ #theyyam #culture #identity

#Roots Theyyam has been a mesmerizing part of my life since childhood. Visiting my hometown every year, I’ve always been captivated by the vibrant displays of dance, color, and spirituality. The performance isn’t just a spectacle, it’s a living connection to the divine, where performers embody gods and mythological figures. Their towering headgear, intricate makeup, and energetic movements create an atmosphere that feels both otherworldly and sacred. What makes Theyyam special to me is how it transcends mere performance —it’s a ritual that unites the community and tells stories of our ancestors, bravery, and spirituality. It’s a reminder of how culture can evolve yet remain deeply rooted in its core values. Over the years, as I’ve grown older, I’ve come to appreciate not just the grandeur of the performances but also the significance of the ritual itself—the dedication, the preparation, and the sacredness of the process. The devotion of the performers, the meticulous planning, and the countless hours spent perfecting the art form are a testament to the reverence with which it’s held. Beyond the visual beauty, Theyyam represents our identity, history, and faith, reminding me of the timeless nature of tradition. In a world that’s constantly changing, it’s comforting to know that this powerful art form endures, grounding us in our roots and connecting us to something greater ♥️ #theyyam #culture #identity

Malavika Mohanan

64,976 views • 1 year ago

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