New Delhi: Today, October 17, the South's biggest performer, Keerthy Suresh, turns 30. For her powerful, audacious, and spectacular performances, Keerthy is frequently featured in the headlines. She played her first lead role in the horror Malayalam movie Geethaanjali in 2013. Keerthy continued to go unchecked after that. In subsequent movies like Mahanati, Bairavaa, and Ring Master, she continued to deliver outstanding performances. For Mahanati, Keerthy took home the 2018 National Film Award for Best Actress. Check out some of the actress' most recent and forthcoming films as she celebrates becoming a year older today. 1. Sarkaru Vaari Paata In this action-drama film, the top performers like Mahesh Babu, Keerthy Suresh, and Nadhiya collaborated. Keerthy has garnered a lot of positive feedback from viewers for her portrayal as Kalaavathi in this film, who connives with financial advisor Mahi (Mahesh) into taking out a sizable debt. 2. Saani Kaayidham This action film was written and directed by Arun Matheswaran. Along with Keerthy, it also has K. Selvaraghavan and Akhilesh in the key parts. Here, Keerthy may be seen playing the role of Ponni, a dedicated police officer. 3. Good Luck Sakhi Keerthy portrays Sakhi in the lead role. Her persona, who believes she's unlucky because her fiance died accidentally, trains to compete as a sharpshooter at the national level. Keerthy's supporters have been quite complimentary of her performance. The movie came out at the beginning of this year. 4. Vaashi Vishnu G. Raghav wrote and directed the courtroom drama Vaashi in the Malayalam language. Tovino Thomas and Keerthy Suresh play the key roles in this movie. Keerthy Suresh portrayed the role of Advocate Madhavi Mohan in the film. On June 17, it was presented in theatres. 5. Rendu Jella Seetha Keerthy will be next seen in Rendu Jella Seetha, which is set for a November 15 release. She is playing the lead role opposite Naveen Vijay Krishna. It is a romantic comedy film directed by Ramprasad Ragutu and produced by Chanti Addala.
