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Actress Karthika Nair Joins The List Of Kollywood Celebrities Who Were Given The Prestigious Dubai Golden Visa
South Indian actress Karthika Nair has joined the club of film stars who were honoured with a Golden Visa by the United Arab Emirates.
The actress known for her role in Tamil-Telugu bilingual film Rangam (Ko in Tamil) was recently honoured with the distinguished visa by the Gulf country not because of her name and fame in the film industry but for her net-worth as a High Net-worth Individual (HNI) representing the Uday Samudra (UDS) Group of Hotels as a Director.
The Golden Visa which has now become a most sought-after visa to promote businesses in the Gulf country was handed over to Karthika by Hamad Almansoori, a delegate representing the UAE at a program held at the media and entertainment hub twofour54 in Abu Dhabi.
Upon receiving the visa, Karthika appreciated the UAE for encouraging young entrepreneurs to explore business opportunities. Karthika's mother and yesteryear's popular south Indian actress Radha Nair was also honoured with Golden Visa for her contribution to films in the past.
Radha Nair is the Executive Director and Karthika's father S Rajasekharan Nair is the Chairman and Managing director of the UDS Group of Hotels headquartered in Kerala.
As per the company's website, 30-year-old Karthika takes care of creative collaborations and innovation in the tourism sector. Karthika went to the London School of Economics where she obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Business and later pursued MBA in the USA.
Karthika made a debut in the Telugu film Josh which is also the debut film of Akkineni Nagarjuna's son Akkineni Naga Chaitanya. Later, Karthika acted in a few films in Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil, and Kannada languages. However, she was not active in her acting career since 2017.
Back in 2021, actress Trisha also received a Golden Visa from UAE. Other actresses including Amala Paul, Trisha, Rai Lakshmi, and Kajal Agarwal were also honoured with the Golden Visa which is given for a period of 10 years upon an investment of a certain amount in real estate.
