Mirnaa Menon's Latest Black High-neck Full Sleeves Top Photoshoot Asks For 'Reality Check'

South actress Mirnaa Menon showcases her talent across Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu cinema. She began her journey in films under the name Adhiti Menon, making her debut in the 2016 Tamil movie Pattathaari. Following her appearance in the Malayalam film Big Brother (2020) and Telugu films Crazy Fellow (2022) and Ugram (2023), she secured a significant role in her most high-profile project to date, Rajinikanth’s Jailer.

Recently, the actress’s photos are making waves on social media. In her recent photoshoot, Mirnaa exudes elegance in a black high-neck full-sleeve top, paired with glamorous makeup. Her look features striking black eyes with kajal, impeccably lined eyebrows, contoured cheeks and a peach lip shade. With her hair left open, she adds an extra touch of glam to her appearance. Completing her look with a hint of sparkle, she opts for white nail polish.

“Make way for the unprecedented and watch your reality rearrange yourself”, Mirnaa added a caption to the post.

Before venturing into acting, Mirnaa worked as a software developer in Dubai. However, fueled by her lifelong aspiration to become an actress, she returned to Kerala to pursue her dream. Mirnaa initially stepped into television using her original name, making appearances in a reality show and a series titled Dhathuputhri.

In October 2015, Mirnaa took on the female lead role in the Tamil film Nedunalvaadai, adopting the screen name Athira Santhosh. However, during the production of the film, she was reported to have attempted suicide. Mirnaa alleged that she faced harassment and mistreatment from the director, Selvakannan and felt compelled to end her life when she received no assistance from the authorities. Following her departure from the project, she changed her name to Adhiti Menon and secured a role in the Tamil film Pattathaari, which was released later in 2016 and marked her debut in cinema. Despite the film receiving negative reviews, her performance garnered appreciation, with The Times of India noting that Adhiti is expressive and is a promising find.