Showing all artists born in October 25

Thulasi is the daughter of former actress Radha and a hotelier Rajashekharan Nair and is the niece of actress Ambika.

She is a younger sister of Karthika Nair who is also a South Indian actress.  Her first film is Kadal directed by Maniratnam.

Shakthisree Gopalan is an Indian vocalist, Song writer and performer in both Indian contemporary, Pop and Soft rock genres.  She is a lead vocalist for the freestyle band group called Off The Record (formed:2009). After having won the "SS Music Voice Hunt" title in the year 2008, Gopalan debuted into film playback in the same year. She was placed third in the Chennai Live's Band hunt.

Shakthisree was born and brought up in Kochi, Kerala. She did her schooling in Rajagiri Public School, Kalamassery. She moved to Chennai after her school and pursued her degree in Architecture at the Anna University’s School of Architecture and Planning.

She was trained in Carnatic music for 13 years. During her 11th grade, SS Music conducted Voice Hunt 1. Since she was under 18, it ended with the auditions. Eventually in 2008, she won the second season of SS Music's Voice Hunt. She first auditioned in November 2008 and got the opportunity to sing her debut song for the film Taxi 4777.  She is an architecture graduate from Anna University School of Architecture and Planning.

She is a superb performer on Pop, Indian contemporary, and soft rock genres. Just like other famous bands, she also has a freestyle band known as “Off the Record” which is formed during May 2009. After she got the title SS Music Voice Hunt in the year 2008, she had her first public appearance in the said year in the field of film playback whereas she got the third place in Chennai Live Band hunt.

At the age of 13, Shakthisree Gopalan is already trained in the field of Carnatic music.“Off the Record” consists of Vikram Vivekanand (Guitar), Satish Narayanan (Bass) and Tapas Naresh/Vinay Ramakrishnan (Drums). The band's music is characterised by surrealist lyrical themes, lot of clean guitar work, psychedelic and modern overtones, and a tight drum and bass section.

She recorded her voice for the songs for films such as “Irumbukottai Murattu Singham”, “Kattradhu Kalavu” and “Rajathi Raja”. She has also been a backing vocalist for many A R Rahman compositions and eventually got her break by singing the title track for the composer's Bollywood film, Jab Tak Hai Jaan (2012). She also got to jam the unplugged version of her Tamil film song "Nenjukkule" from the film Kadal with A R Rahman.

Monica Dogra perfectly embodies the characters of a seductive beauty, who is not only loved by many but also makes a lasting impression on everyone's mind. Monica Dogra is an American actress of Indian origin. Born on 25th October 1982 in Baltimore, Maryland she is the daughter of immigrants from Kashmir. She was raised in Baltimore, where she completed her schooling from Oakleigh Elementary School and Dulaney High School. She gained her Bachelor's Degree in music from NYU in 2004. She reveals that vocalist Sreetama Ghosh is her main source of inspiration.

She initiated her career by founding the music band "Shaa'ir+Func" with Randolph Correia which comes under the electro-rock genre. The group released its first album in 2007 named "New Day: The Love Album", then "Light Tribe" (2008) and in 2010, "Mantis". In addition, she is also known for singing the song, "Dooriyan Bhi Hai Zaroori", in the 2010 Bollywood film 'Break Ke Baad'.

Her acting career in Bollywood started with a guest appearance in the 2008 film 'Rock On'. In the same year, Aamir Khan's wife Kiran Rao, approached her for a role in her directorial debut called 'Dhobi Ghaat', which she initially rejected, but accepted in the end. In the year 2011, she was seen as a judge in a musical contest 'Never Hide Sounds' by Rolling Stone. Currently she is the host of a TV called 'The Dewarists' which airs on STAR World India.

Next, she will be seen in the film 'David', playing a vital role. It is also announced that she will be working in the film 'Fireflies' too.