Pauly Valsan (Indian Film Actress) – Age, Height, Net Worth, Biography

Pauly Valsan is an Indian film and stage actress who specializes in Malayalam regional cinema. She is best recognized for portraying Mariam Thressia (Pennamma) in the 2018 Malayalam blockbuster Ee. Ma. Yau, for which she received the Best Character Actress award at the 48th Kerala State Film Awards. The film won the best director and actor prizes at the 49th International Film Festival of India, which was held in Goa. Pauly was born and reared in Vypin, Kerala, along with her six siblings. She is one of the eldest members of her family and has two children from Valsan, a stage actor who married against his parents’ wishes because they were from different castes. She married Valsan against his family’s objections since they were from separate castes but his relatives eventually accepted them.

Pauly Valsan Biography

From the 1970s, she began her career acting in theatre and stage plays. It was not until three decades later, in 2008, that Anwar Rasheed’s “Annan Thambi” (2008) saw Pauly’s debut on screen. Since then, she has performed in over forty films in ten years. After performing for her second film Beautiful at night in Kalamassery and traveling 125 kilometers to perform on stage at Adoor, it happened that she had to shoot for the movie during the day at Kalamassery and then travel 125 kilometers back home. She was required to be on stage for the play regardless of what else it may have been a failure. Paul wasn’t called by the film director all day long until after 6 p.m. when she arrived at the theatre just before 9. To Adoor, Pauly rushed home as quickly as possible and ended her shoot.

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At 11 p.m., she arrived at the theatre and was sure that something awful had happened. However, she subsequently found out that because of torrential rain throughout the day, the theatre had been flooded, necessitating the cancellation of the play. She decided never to combine stage and film roles after that day. He went on to appear in several supporting roles in many films since 2014’s “Annayum Rasoolum,” among them “Iyobinte Pushtakam” (2014), “Amar Akbar Anthony” (2015), “Leela” (2016), “Guppy” (2016), “Vanyam” (2016) and “/O Saira Banu” (2017). In 2018, she won her second consecutive Best Character Actress prize at the Kerala State Film Awards for playing Sudha’s mother-in-law. She was last seen in Prithviraj Sukumaran’s “Lucifer” (2019) and is filming for her next project, “Kolaambi.”