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B'Day Special: 5 Memorable Female Roles Portrayed by Rima Kallingal

Author: Maneesha IK | Published: Thursday, January 18, 2024, 04:07 PM [IST]

Rima Kallingal is one of the most accomplished actresses in the Malayalam film industry, known for her exceptional talent and versatility. With a diverse repertoire encompassing a wide range of characters, she consistently showcases her prowess, earning acclaim for her significant contributions to the ever-evolving landscape of Malayalam cinema. The actress will celebrate her 40th birthday on January 19. 2024. On this special occasion, here is a look at five memorable female characters portrayed by the actress on the big screen.

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Tesa from 22 Female Kottayam

In the film, Rima Kallingal embraced the formidable character of Tessa, symbolizing a potent and groundbreaking female persona in the realm of Malayalam cinema. Tessa, a nurse relocating to Bangalore for work, confronts unforeseen challenges, and the movie delves into themes of revenge, empowerment, and the unwavering strength of the female protagonist in adversity. Rima's depiction of Tessa garnered widespread acclaim for its profound authenticity and depth.


Maria from Santhoshathinte Onnam Rahasyam

Rima Kallingal delivered an outstanding portrayal in a film widely regarded as one of her finest performances in recent years. Directed by Don Palathara, the movie revolves around a couple heading to a clinic to verify a potential pregnancy, unfolding entirely within an uninterrupted 85-minute car ride. Recognizing her exceptional acting, Rima Kallingal received the Golden Sparrow Award for Best Female Actor at the 2021 Diorama International Film Festival for her role in the film.

Nurse Akhila from Virus

Once again, the actress showcased her exceptional talent in the critically acclaimed movie 'Virus.'  Helmed by director Aashiq Abu, this medical thriller unfolds amidst the Nipah virus outbreak in Kerala. Featuring a stellar ensemble cast comprising Rima Kallingal, Revathy, Tovino Thomas, Parvathy, Indrajith Sukumaran, and more, the characters in the Malayalam film 'Virus' are a tribute to real-life heroes.


Rani from Rani Padmini

Rima Kallingal and Manju Warrier, renowned for their impactful portrayals in 'Rani-Padmini,' contribute to the new wave of women-centric cinema in Mollywood. Beyond being a feminist film, 'Rani Padmini' is a family-oriented entertainer that delves into themes such as women's security and the intricacies of familial bonds.  The actress in the film finds herself entangled in a web of financial troubles and pursued by a gang of criminals after she discloses their hideout to the police. Fleeing from home, she grapples with a myriad of challenges relentlessly following her.

Dr. Beena from Indian Rupee

In the movie 'Indian Rupee,' Rima Kallingal portrayed the character named Dr. Beena , who is Raveendran's (played by Prithviraj Sukumaran) wife. Beena's character contributes to the narrative by providing insights into the challenges and dynamics faced by the central character in his pursuit of success in the real estate business. 'Indian Rupee' explores the complexities of relationships and societal issues, and Rima Kallingal's performance added depth to the film's portrayal of contemporary themes.


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