Riya Jithu

Biography:

Long before she starred in her first film at the age of four, Riya was a self-described kid artist. She lived up to the designation when she won the “Best Child Artist” award for her Baalyam work at the age of seven. She lived in her own universe, according to her mother, where she created characters and had them dance to the rehearsed steps. repercussions of being a creatively inclined hyperactive child or a solitary child. Maybe both. Every occurrence was turned into a story, and each participant was assigned a character. She eventually fell in love with books and began writing everything—songs, stories, ideas, etc.

Her greatest motivation came from her mother, who was also an artist and vocalist. After taking her first steps, she discovered that dancing was the next skill she needed. It was long before she could speak that she was humming lullaby tunes. When her mother saw this, she offered to be her audience, which was the finest thing she could have done for her. Through her participation in school programs, family get-togethers, and every other chance that presented itself, her audience grew from a single individual to five. Sometimes a dance, sometimes a song. However, she did perform. Numerous dance performances, music videos, and even six films by the end of 2008 demonstrated how big that following had become.

By 2019, she had numerous high-scoring school and college reports, a polished resume that listed her work experiences, including working at numerous NGOs and companies, serving as Vice President for HR in a youth-run organization, appearing in over 20 national advertisements, TVCs, and campaigns, a treasure trove of short stories, anecdotes, and poems that she could use as a future director, and—most importantly—an endless array of life experiences. highs and lows to grow and learn from. “I’m still developing. My life still has a lot of blanks that need to be filled in. Anyone is invited to watch me live life as graciously as possible. Think of myself as a lifelong child artist who is ready to develop and thrive on performing. Riya