Birthday Special: Lesser known facts about Tamannah Bhatia

Tamannah Bhatia, The evergreen South Indian actress who ruled the South Indian Film Industry for more than a decade. She started her career in Kollywood and then entered Tollywood. Her filmography has a wide range of genres and roles that shows how dedicated she is towards her craft. Films like Happy days, Abhinetri, Oopiri, Badrinath, 100% Love, Paiyaa, Lust Stories 2, Aranmanai 4 etc shows her best work. She also did a few breathtaking web series like Aakhri Sach, 11th Hour, November Story showing another side of her talent. Currently Tamannah is busy with her upcoming projects. Tamannah is busy with her upcoming projects ‘Sikandar Ka Muqaddar’ and ‘Odela 2’. Let’s have a look at the Lesser known facts about Tamannah Bhatia.

Lesser known facts about Tamannah Bhatia:

Early Start:

Tamannaah Bhatia began her acting career when she was just 13 years old. making her debut in the Bollywood film “Chand Sa Roshan Chehra” in 2005. Later, Within no time, Tamannah took over and started ruling Tollywood over a decade.

Multilingual Talent:

Tamannah Bhatia’s multi talent got her 65 films in Tollywood, Kollywood and Bollywood along with the web series that got great appreciation.

Numerology Influence:

Tamannaah belives in numerology. She changed her name from “Tamanna” to “Tamannaah” based on numerological advice for better success.

Punjabi Roots:

Despite her extremely successful South Indian film career, Tamannaah comes from a Punjabi family of Sindhi descent.

Modeling Career:

She has also built a successful career as a successful model, featuring in advertisements for brands like Celkon Mobiles, Fanta, and Chandrika Ayurvedic soap.

Animal Rights Support:

Tamannaah posed for a PETA commercial in 2014 to support animal rights. This actress is using her influence and fame for all the right reasons by influencing in right matters that actually needs attention.

Awards and Honors:

She has won 23 awards and received an honorary doctorate from CIAC and KEISEI International University, South Korea, for her contributions to Indian cinema.