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Aswn's list of 'Tamil Heroines'
Raai Laxmi (previously Lakshmi Rai) is a film actress from Bangalore, Karnataka, appearing in South Indian cinema. Since her debut in the Tamil film, Karka Kasadara, Rai has appeared in many successful Tamil productions, most popular being Kanchana and Mankatha.
Filmography
2005 Kanchanamala Cable TV
2007 Rock N' Roll
2007 Snehana Preethina
2008 Annan Thambi
2008 Dhaam Dhoom
2008 Parunthu
2009 2 Harihar Nagar
2009 Chattambinadu
2009 Ividam Swargamanu
2009 Mutthirai
2009 Vaamanan
2010 In Ghost House Inn
2010 Irumbukkottai Murattu Singam
2011 Christian Brothers
2011 Kanchana: Muni2
2011 Mankatha
2011 The Arab, The Camel, and P. Madhavan Nair
2012 Casanovva
2012 Kalpana
2012 Mayamohini
2012 Thaandavam
2013 Aaru Sundarimaarude Katha
2013 Attahaasa
2013 Balupu
2013 Onbadhule Guru
Filmography (with language of film)
Kundakka Mandakka (Tamil )
Kanchanamala Cable TV (Telugu )
Karka Kasadara (TAMIL )
2006
Dharmapuri (Tamil )
2008
Dhaam Dhoom (Tamil )
2011
Kanchana (Tamil )
Career in the films
2005: Laxmi made her acting debut with Karka Kasadara (Tamil). Apparently she would carry her portfolio with her everywhere. Udaykumar was searching for a new face for his film Karka Kasadara The minute he saw her portfolio he signed her up
Many Tamil films followed, none of them a major hit.
2008: The serious film Velli Thirai, in which she played herself, and the action thriller Dhaam Dhoom, in which she played a lawyer were successes. She won a Filmfare Award nomination as Best Supporting Actress for Dhaam Dhoom.
After 2008, Lakshmi Rai (as she then spelt her name) became a major star in South India, especially in Malayalam cinema, in which she began her reign.
The successes of Irumbu Kottai Murattu Singam, Kanchana, Mangatha, and Aranmanai (all Tamil) followed.
