Padmapriya Becomes Mother: Actress Melts Hearts With Adorable Baby-Hand Photos
“The famous Malayalam actress Padmapriya becomes mother, she confirmed the news of becoming a mother on social media with pictures of her baby and her husband with the caption ‘365 Days of Life.’ Grateful,” revealing that her child has already turned one.
How Padmapriya Shared the News
Rather than announcing it formally, Padmapriya chose an informal approach. She posted two pictures on the social media platform Instagram that show only her baby’s tiny hand resting inside her own palm and, on the other side, her husband, with no face and no name revealed, just a quiet, tender moment. The caption was simply, “365 Days of Life. “Grateful,” accompanied by a red heart emoji and hashtags like “#OurStory” and “#LittleMoments,” letting her fans know her little one has already turned one.
Such an understated post immediately poured in with wishes, including from actress Rima Kallingal and filmmaker Anjali Menon, who had directed Padmapriya in “Wonder Women.”
Padmapriya didn’t reveal her baby’s name, gender, or date of birth, staying consistent by sharing her personal life by being fairly active on social media.
About Padmapriya and Her Marriage
Padmapriya married Gujarat-born politician and Aam Aadmi Party leader Jasmine Shah in Mumbai in November 2014. They met each other while studying in New York before their relationship changed into marriage.
A Look at Her Career
Padmapriya started her film career with the Telugu movie “Seenu Vasanthi Lakshmi” (2004); it was a remake of the Malayalam hit movie “Vaasanthiyum Lakshmiyum Pinne Njaanum.” She made her debut the same year in director Blessy’s acclaimed “Kaazhcha,” a performance that drew significant attention.
She had done several memorable roles in films like “Amrutham,” “Rajamanikyam,” “Vadakkumnathan,” and “Karutha Pakshikal” and also earned a National Film Award for her role of Neeli in “Pazhassi Raja.” At the peak time of her career, she stepped away from acting for a period to focus on her education before eventually returning to the screen.
