Premalu Actress Mamitha Baiju Being Flooded With Offers From Tollywood; To Make Her Telugu Debut Shortly

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Premalu, a coming-of-age romantic comedy film co-written and directed by Girish A.D, is now shaking the Mollywood box office with its record-breaking earnings. The movie was funded by Fahadh Faasil, Dileesh Pothan, and Syam Pushkaran under the Bhavana Studios banner and was made on a decent budget of Rs 3 Crore and has so far earned about Rs 50 Crore already.

Premalu is continuing its successful theatrical run across Kerala and other states after its theatrical release on February 9. But, for the actress Mamitha Baiju, Premalu proved to be a game changer. The actress who played Reenu Roy in Premalu is being flooded with opportunities from Tollywood as well, going by the rumours.

The actress, who also shot for her maiden Tamil film, is now being approached by many filmmakers from the Telugu film industry. Before the actress could sign and make her Telugu debut, producers from Tollywood are planning to dub and release Premalu in Telugu.

Mamita Baiju was born in Kidangoor of Kottayam district and is currently pursuing an undergraduation in Psychology from the Sacred Heart College in Kochi, other than taking up acting and modeling assignments.

She made her Malayalam acting debut in 2017 with the movie titled 'Sarvopari Palakkaran,' in which she played the role of Raji. She then went on to play several other notable roles in over 15 films. Premalu's success took the actress's popularity and name to a whole new level.

Mamita Baiju's upcoming film includes a Tamil film, her debut in Kollywood, titled Rebel. The movie's shooting was completed and is in the post-production phase. She has yet to announce her upcoming films and is listening to several scripts from Malayalam, Tamil, and Telugu directors.

Premalu is the story of a youngster who leaves for Hyderabad for GATE coaching. He then befriends Reenu and falls in love with her. Reenu, a software employee's colleague Aadhi enters their relationship. The movie struck a chord with the youngsters and film buffs who loved the premise, set-up, story, narration, performances, and theme which were decently upholded by a great background score, music, and stunning cinematography.