SHANVI SRIVASTAVA , TELUGU ACTRESS BORN 1992 DECEMBER 8


SHANVI SRIVASTAVA , TELUGU ACTRESS 
BORN 1992 DECEMBER 8


Shanvi Srivastava is an Indian actress and model who stars in South Indian films

 Career[edit source]
Shanvi has one elder brother and one elder sister, Vidisha Srivastava, who is also an actress in South Indian films.[4] Shanvi studied at the Thakur College of Science and Commerce in Mumbai [4] and completed her B.Com degree in 2013.[5] She is also doing MBA in Mumbai.[6] She has done her Schooling from Children College in Azamgarh.

 She made her debut in 2012 in B. Jaya's Lovely while she was still studying.[7] In her second Telugu film Adda she was seen as a fashion designing student and her performance was well received by critics. The Times of India wrote, "In the lengthy role that she has Shanvi gets all her expressions right".[8] Indiaglitz.com and 123telugu.com called her a "big plus" [9] and a "big asset for the film".[10] She was then signed up by Ram Gopal Varma to play a brief role as Vishnu Manchu's romantic interest in his Telugu political drama Rowdy.[11][12] In 2014, she made her Kannada debut with the horror comedy film Chandralekha.[13] She played a character that gets possessed by a ghost [2] and received positive reviews for her performance.[14][15]

Filmography[edit source]

YearFilmRoleLanguageNotes
2012LovelyLavanya (Lovely)Telugu
2013AddaPriyaTelugu
2014ChandralekhaAishuKannada
2014RowdyShirishaTelugu
2014Pyar Mein PadipoyaneYuktaTelugu
2015MasterpieceNishaKannadaSIIMA Award for best actress-Kannada(critics)Won
2016Bhale JodiNithya
2016Sundaranga JaanaNandana
2017SahebaNandini
2017TarakMeera
2017MuftiRaksha
2018Avane SrimannarayanaFilming

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