Manasvi Kottachi

Manasvi Kottachi is an Indian Child actress who works in Tamil and Malayalam films.

Manasvi Kottachi
Born
Other namesBaby manasvi
OccupationChild Actress
Years active2018–Present
Parent(s)Kottachi
Anjali kottachi

Career

Manasvi Kottachi debuted with Imaikkaa Nodigal (2018) playing Nayanthara's daughter, garnering high popularity before starring in Suttu Pidikka Utharavu (2019).[1] She played one of the lead roles in the Malayalam film My Santa (2019) with Dileep.[2][3][4] She went on to star in Darbar (2020) and several other films.[1][5][6] She will play the lead role in the horror film Kanmani Pappa directed by Sree Mani.[7][8]

Personal life

She is the daughter of comedian Kottachi, who appeared in supporting comedic roles alongside Vivek.[2][3]

Filmography

  • All films are in Tamil, unless otherwise noted.
Denotes films that have not yet been released
Year Film Role(s) Notes
2018 Mohini School Girl Uncredited role
Imaikkaa NodigalShalini "Shalu" Vikram AdithyanDebut film; Tamil debut
2019Suttu Pidikka UtharavuAshok's Daughter
IruttuDiya Chezhiyan
My SantaIsa Elizabeth JacobMalayalam debut
2020DarbarLilly's NieceSpecial Appearance in a Song "Dumm Dumm "
2021Paramapadham VilayattuSuji
Enemy Pinky
Chithirai SevvaanamYounger Aishwarya
2022Maamanithan TBACompleted
Pattampoochi TBA Completed
Pathu Thala TBAFilming
One 2 One TBA Filming
TBAKumki 2 TBAFilming
TBAKanmani Pappa TBALead role; Filming
TBASathuranga Vettai 2 TBAFilming
TBAKhaki TBAFilming
TBA Maha TBA Delayed

Television

Year Title Role Network Language Notes Ref.
2019 Vanakkam Tamizha Guest Sun TV Tamil Morning Show; With Father Kottachi
2021- 2022 Super Daddy Contestant Vijay Television Reality Game Show; With Father Kottachi

Awards & Nominations

Year Artist/ WorkHonouring BodyCategory Outcome
2018 Imaikkaa Nodigal Edison Awards Best Child Artist Won
Tecnofes Awards Won
2019 My Santa Studio One Star Icon Annual Award'z Won
Kala Bhavan Mani Memorial Awards Won
2020 Iruttu Vikatan Awards Nominated
2022 Paramapadham Vilayattu Edison Awards Pending

References

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