Cooku With Comali 6: Contestant Priya Raman—Here's everything you need to know about the Surya Vamsam actress
, known for her iconic role in the
Surya Vamsam, is now donning a new avatar—as a contestant on
. The actress, who has won hearts on both the silver screen and television, is all set to stir up some fun in the kitchen in the much-anticipated
.
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Who is
?
Priya Raman's portrayal of Gowri in the 1997 family drama Surya Vamsam—opposite Sarathkumar that remains one of her most beloved roles. The film's emotional depth and strong performances earned it both critical acclaim and box office success.
Priya Raman has showcased her acting prowess across Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, and Kannada films. Over the years, she's built a reputation as a dependable performer capable of handling both intense and light-hearted roles.
Television Journey
In addition to her film success, Priya Raman is a familiar face on the small screen. She played the powerful matriarch Akhilandeshwari in the hit Tamil serial
, and became a huge hit with the audience. Her performance won her accolades and brought her back into the limelight after a brief hiatus.
She's also hosted television shows and is admired for her composed screen presence, making her a natural fit for reality-based entertainment.
With judges
, Chef Koushik Shankar, and Madhampatty Rangaraj, and anchor Rakshan returning to host, the stage is perfectly set for Priya Raman to charm audiences yet again—this time, through her cooking chops and candid moments.
As Cooku With Comali kicks off its sixth season, fans are eager to see how this beloved actress adapts to the kitchen's quirks and comic chaos. Will she whip up success in the kitchen like she did on screen? Time will tell—but one thing is certain: Priya Raman is here to cook up a storm!
Stay tuned as the Surya Vamsam star adds her own spice to the Cooku With Comali kitchen!
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