Madhuchanda

Madhuchanda is an Indian actress who is from Kolkata (West Bengal). Madhuchanda made her debut in Tamil film Mudhal Mudhalai in 2007 which was a concept-oriented film. Her challenging role in Mudhal Mudhalai brought her to limelight in the Tamil industry.

Madhuchanda
Indian Actress Madhuchanda
Born1 February
OccupationActress, Model
Years active2007–present

Biography

Madhuchanda was born on 1 February in Kolkata town of West Bengal in a Bengali speaking traditional family. Her father A.S. Debnath was a clerk in State Bank of India and her mother Lila Debnath is a housewife. She studied in C.B.S.E School in Kendreeya Vidyalaya of Kanchrapara up to 10th and she finished her 11th and 12th in C.B.S.E itself in Bholananda School in Barrackpore town of West Bengal. Madhuchanda got her master's degrees both in Music and in Painting from Chandigarh University.

Career

Though Madhuchanda was from West Bengal, she made her acting debut in Tamil film Mudhal Mudhalai (2007). After that Madhuchanda has done few more Tamil films Vaidehi (2009), Minsaram (2011), Siruvani (2013) and Baanu (2015).

Though her name was changed as Aishwarya by the film team of Siruvani in 2013, her screen name is running successfully as Madhuchanda only.

Filmography

YearFilmRoleLanguageNotes
2007Mudhal MudhalaiMadhuTamilDebut film
2009VaidehiKavithaTamil
2011MinsaramAarthiTamil
2013SiruvaniIshwaryaTamilCredited as Aishwarya
2014TarageleKannada
2015BaanuBaanuTamilCredited as Aishwarya Sant
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