Mamta Mohandas Biography

Mamta Mohandas is an Indian Film actress and playback singer who works for Malayalam films along with A Telugu and Tamil productions company. She has also earned several accolades which include Filmfare Awards South for Best Female Playback Singer in Telugu in 2006. Mamta was born and raised in Bahrain and attended the Indian school there.

Her family originally hailed from Kannur (Kerala). From there she pursued a Bachelor’s degree at Mount camel College Bangalore. After graduation, Mmta began modeling print ads for companies such as IBM and Kalyan Kendra. Mamta has also trained Kmaatic and Hindustani music.

Mamta Mohandas Age

Mamta was born on November 14, 1985, in Manama, Bahrain. as of 2018, she is 33 years old.

Mamta Mohandas Height

She stands at a height of 1.65 m tall.

Mamta Mohandas Family

She was born into a Malayali family where Ambalappat Mohandas and Ganga are her parents. There is no information about her siblings.

Mamta Mohandas Marriage | Husband | Divorce | Divorce Reasons

Mamta first got engaged on November 11, 2011, to Prajih Padmanabhan who is a Bahrain-based businessman. They eventually tied the knot on December 28, 2011, in Kozhikode. However, the couple applied for a divorce on December 12, 2012. Reasons for their divorce is still unknown.

Actress Mamta Mohandas Career

She made her first debut in the 2005 Malayalam film Mayookham. The film did not do well at the box office thus she got more attention for her sensitive portrayal of Indira. From there she then got her second role where she starred alongside Mammootty in the film Bus Conductor. This success earned her many roles where she starred with Jayaram and other famous Bollywood actors.

In 2007, Mamta was featured in the film Big B with fellow co-star Mammootty. After sometime, she made a decision to venture in Telugu-language films. her first Telugu film was Kannada film Gooli. From there she became aTelegu film actress sensation during that time. From there she became an acclaimed playback singer in indian films as well as training Carnatic and Hindustani music. She then became a popular playback singerfrom 2009 before she was diagnosed with cancer in 2010.

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 Mamta Mohandas Cancer

She was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2010 and had a relapse of cancer in 2013 where she had to undergo treatment. She is considered as a cancer survivor and resides in Downtown Los Angeles as a part of the cancer treatment.

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Jayaram Mamta Mohandas Movies

Jayaram and Mamta have done movies like

• Naayika,
• Madhuchandralekha,
• Kadha Thudarunnu
• Njanum Ente Familiyum

Mamta Mohandas Upcoming Movies

Her upcoming movies are

• J. C Daniel
• King No. 1

Mamta Mohandas Net Worth

Her estimated net worth is $1 Million US dollars.

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Mamta Mohandas: I got cancer. Cancer didn’t get me

Mamta Mohandas on World Cancer Day took part in the viral #10yearchallenge. She shared a collage of her recent picture along with a photo that was taken in 2009 when she was fighting cancer. She expressed her gratitude to the people who stood by her in the battle against the Big C.

“As it’s WORLD CANCER DAY, I had decided that my #10yearchallenge will have to wait until today “I GOT CANCER… CANCER DIDN’T GET ME” (sic),” she began her Facebook post.

The actor, who battled Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, continued, “2009 was the year that changed everything for me and impacted every plan my family had for us. Last 10 years has been quite a challenge and as I look back come 2019, I’m proud to realize that I have fought tirelessly, stayed strong and survived. Staying positive and strong for several years is very hard but if I have done it, there are a few people behind it. All Thanks to Dad-Mom(thank you is a speck of a word to express my gratitude to you), a few of my cousins who have shown me what sibling-love is and my dearest friends who always cared to call or text to check if I am ‘actually well’ and not just pretending to be ok, all the good work that comes my way and colleagues who challenge me to perform better and to all the opportunities given to me by the universe to realize what’s right for me and what’s not (sic).”

Adopted from IndianExpress News

Mamta Mohandas: If a woman gets into trouble, she is responsible for it

ctress Mamta Mohandas’s shocking statements about victims of sexual assault and Women in Cinema Collective (WCC) have caused a furore on social media.

In a recent interview with a leading daily, she blatantly blamed the victims and said, “I don’t know if I should be saying this, but if a woman gets into trouble, I feel somewhere she is responsible for it. Because if I have gotten into any sort of trouble where I have felt that someone has spoken to me with disrespect or in this situation, a sexual assault or a sexual abuse or anything indicative towards that manner, I feel I would have entertained some part of it.”

Mamta quickly cleared the air saying that she is not pointing fingers at anyone specifically nor does she think that it should happen to anybody.

These statements came across as a shock to many feminists and fellow industry people as well.

Mamta also revealed that she doesn’t think that there is a need for Women in Cinema Collective. She elaborated saying, “It was formed when I wasn’t here. If you ask me would I have been a part of it if I was here, maybe not. It’s not because I am against or for it. I just don’t have an opinion.”

Opening up about the actress assault case, she exclaimed, “During the press meet, they had asked me what I had to say about the actress assault incident. I said that in my knowledge, it was something that should have been discussed and resolved a few years ago. I know when the issue (between the actor and the assaulted actress) had erupted; it was not when the incident had happened. It was much before that. So, everybody who were part of what happened were very much aware of the mess they were getting into.”

Actress Rima Kallingal, one of the founding members of WCC has slammed Mamta Mohandas for her comments on her Facebook page.

She wrote, “Dear Mamtha Mohandas and my sisters and brothers and LGBTQ community out there who have been through harassment and assaults and molestations and rapes in life, you are not responsible when you get troubled, cat-called, assaulted, molested, abused, harassed, violated, attacked, kidnapped or raped.The molester, assaulter, aggressor, violater, kidnapper or the rapist is responsible. A society that normalises these wrongs is responsible. A world that protects the wrong-doer is responsible. Aly Raisman (She called out her doctor who sexually molested 141 women athletes including her, putting an end to years of torture.) says, ‘The ripple of our actions, or inactions, can be enormous, spanning generations.’Please don’t feel guilty for another person’s act. Continue to speak out and stand up for each other. Let’s break that wall of silence and ignorance. Love and strength to all. (sic)”

Adopted from India Today News