Tridha Choudhury has emerged as one of the most versatile actresses in Indian entertainment, seamlessly transitioning from Bengali cinema roots to Hindi television, Telugu films, and the booming OTT space. Born and raised in Kolkata, she gained early recognition after winning the Clean & Clear Times of India Freshface 2011 title, which launched her into films and series across multiple languages. Her career trajectory showcases a blend of commercial hits, critically acclaimed roles, and digital breakthroughs, making her a go-to talent for nuanced, emotionally layered characters. With over 40 acting credits spanning films, web series, and short films, Tridha’s filmography reflects her adaptability and growing prominence in 2025.
Bengali Cinema Beginnings
Tridha’s acting journey started in Bengali films, where she quickly established herself with lead roles alongside industry stalwarts. Her debut, Mishawr Rawhoshyo (2013), directed by Srijit Mukherji, cast her as Rini opposite Prosenjit Chatterjee and marked her as a promising newcomer in Tollywood. The mystery thriller was a commercial success, highlighting her expressive screen presence.
She followed with Jodi Love Dile Na Prane (2014) as Aaheli, a romantic drama that showcased her romantic lead appeal. Other notable Bengali entries include Khaad (2014), Khawto (2016), Shesh Theke Shuru (2019) as Yasmin, and the recent Boomerang (2023) as Radha. These films allowed Tridha to explore diverse genres from romance to thrillers, building a loyal regional fanbase before branching out nationally.
Expansion to Telugu and Hindi Films
Venturing into South Indian cinema, Tridha made her Telugu debut with Manasuku Nachindi (2018) as Nikita, a coming-of-age romantic comedy that resonated with younger audiences. She continued with bilingual projects like 7 (2019) as Priya in Telugu/Tamil, Anukunnadi Okati Ayinadi Okati (2020) playing herself in a meta-romantic narrative, and earlier works like Nizar Shafi (2019) in Telugu/Tamil.
In Hindi cinema, her roles have been selective but impactful, including short films Haba Goba (2020) as Nandini and Arranged (2022) as Richa. Upcoming 2025 releases promise more visibility: Dil Dosti Aur Dogs as Rebecca, So Long Valley as Inspector Suman Negi—a cop role signaling her genre versatility—and Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 in a yet-to-be-revealed part. Post-production projects like Walker House and Vani further expand her Hindi footprint.
Television Debut and Prime-Time Success
Tridha stepped into television with the StarPlus series Dahleez (2016), playing a pivotal role that introduced her to Hindi-speaking audiences. Though short-lived, it paved the way for more TV exposure. Her TV work emphasizes strong female leads, blending drama with emotional depth, and remains a cornerstone of her early national recognition.
OTT Breakthrough and Web Series Dominance
The digital revolution has been Tridha’s true playground, where she delivers career-defining performances. Her web series portfolio is extensive and critically praised:
- Spotlight (2017) as Sana Sanyal – A thriller marking her OTT entry.
- Shei Je Holud Pakhi (2018) as Vaidehi.
- Dulha Wanted (2018) as Aarti.
- Aashram (2020–2025) as Babita – Her most iconic role across 29 episodes in Prakash Jha’s socio-political saga, earning widespread acclaim for portraying a complex, ambitious woman.
- The Chargesheet: Innocent or Guilty? (2020) as Antaraa Dixit.
- Bandish Bandits (2020) as Sandhya – A musical drama that won her praise for authenticity and chemistry.
- Sin – Whispers of Guilt (2023) as Rumi.
- Recent additions: Vitro Mates (2025) as Kriti, Battle of Varchasva (2024) as Deepa, and Love Garage (2024) short.
These series highlight her range in thrillers, dramas, and romances, often on platforms like MX Player, Amazon Prime, and SonyLIV.
Notable Films and Series List
Tridha’s diverse bodywork spans languages and formats. Key highlights include:
Films:
- Mishawr Rawhoshyo (2013, Bengali) – Rini
- Jodi Love Dile Na Prane (2014, Bengali) – Aaheli
- Khaad (2014, Bengali)
- Khawto (2016, Bengali)
- Manasuku Nachindi (2018, Telugu) – Nikita
- Shesh Theke Shuru (2019, Bengali) – Yasmin
- 7 (2019, Telugu/Tamil) – Priya
- Anukunnadi Okati Ayinadi Okati (2020, Telugu) – Tridha
- Boomerang (2023, Bengali) – Radha
- Dil Dosti Aur Dogs (2025, Hindi) – Rebecca
- So Long Valley (2025, Hindi) – Inspector Suman Negi
Web Series & TV:
- Dahleez (2016, TV)
- Spotlight (2017) – Sana Sanyal
- Aashram (2020–2025) – Babita (29 eps)
- Bandish Bandits (2020) – Sandhya
- Sin – Whispers of Guilt (2023) – Rumi
Short Films: Merry Christmas (2015), Haba Goba (2020), Arranged (2022), Spoof (2023), Love Garage (2024).
This selective list underscores her multilingual prowess and genre fluidity.
Career Evolution and Impact
From beauty pageant winner to OTT sensation, Tridha’s path mirrors the shift in Indian entertainment toward digital platforms. Her roles in Aashram and Bandish Bandits garnered critical acclaim, with Aashram’s Babita becoming a fan favorite for its bold portrayal of power dynamics. Telugu films expanded her reach Southward, while 2025’s Hindi projects like So Long Valley—where she plays a determined inspector—signal a pivot to action-oriented characters.
Tridha’s choices prioritize substance over volume, often selecting scripts with strong female arcs. Her education from Scottish Church College in Kolkata adds intellectual depth to her on-screen intensity. Off-screen, she advocates for women’s stories, resonating with Gen-Z audiences via social media.
Future Projects and Legacy
2025 is pivotal with Dil Dosti Aur Dogs, Vitro Mates, and Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 in pipeline, alongside music videos like Tu to Bhatka Hai. Filming for Vani continues, promising more layered roles. As streaming grows, Tridha’s blend of elegance and grit positions her for pan-India stardom.
Tridha Choudhury’s filmography—from Mishawr Rawhoshyo to Aashram—exemplifies resilience and reinvention. She embodies the modern Indian actress: multilingual, multi-platform, and unapologetically versatile, inspiring aspiring talents across Bengal, Hindi heartlands, and beyond.
