Rachitha Mahalakshmi

Rachitha Mahalakshmi is an Indian actress who predominantly work in Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada television. She is best known for her role as Meenatchi in the Indian Tamil soap opera Saravanan Meenatchi[1][2]

Rachitha Mahalakshmi
Born24 April 1991
NationalityIndian
OccupationActress
Years active2005–present
Spouse(s)
(m. 2015)

Early life and career

Rachitha was born in Bangalore. Rachitha is fluent in Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam and English. She is married to Dinesh Gopalsamy from Srivilliputhur who acted as her pair in the serial Pirivom Santhipom. Rachitha made her debut in Mega Mandala, which was telecasted in Star Suvarna. Rachitha became popular and successful after playing the lead role, as Meenatchi, in Saravanan Meenatchi, which aired in Star Vijay. Since then, she is also recognized as Meenatchi.[3][4]

Television

Year Title Role Channel Language Notes
2011–2012Pirivom SanthippomJyothiStar VijayTamil
2013–2014IlavarasiMaha Lakshmi IPS (Maha)Sun TV
2013–2018Swathi ChinukuluNeelaETV Telugu Telugu
2013AvakashikalGangaSurya TVMalayalam
2013–2016Saravanan Meenatchi Season 2Thanga Meenatchi Saravanan PerumalStar Vijay Tamil
2016Mr & Mrs Khiladis Season 1Herself / ContestantZee Tamil With Dinesh Gopalasamy
2016–2018Saravanan Meenatchi Season 3 Meenakshi Saravanan & Vedha ValliStar Vijay
2016–2017GeethanjaliPriyaStar Suvarna Kannada
2017Junior SeniorJudgeZee TamilTamil
2019Junior Super Stars 3.0 (Season 3)
2019–2020NachiyarpuramJyothi Karthi
2020 Zee Tamil House Party Herself Lockdown Programme Through Virtual Meet
Chitti TalliShakuntalaStar MaaTelugu
2020–2021Naam Iruvar Namakku Iruvar Season 2Maha Lakshmi Mayan (Maha)Star VijayTamil
2021 Star Music Season 2 Herself / Participant Naam Iruvar Namakku Iruvar Special
2021–2022 Amman 1 & 2AmmanColors Tamil Episodic Appearance
2021SembaruthiGoddess Adi ParashaktiZee Tamil Special Appearance
2022–Present Idhu Solla Marandha Kadhai Sadhana Colors Tamil

Movies

YearFilmRoleLanguage
2012Parijatha NandhiniKannada
2015 Uppu KaruvaduUmaTamil
TBA Ranganayaka TBA Kannada

References

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