Ramya Krishnan has played many unique characters and always does a fine job in acting them. Here is a personal picking off the 5 most unique roles ever played by Ramya Krishnan:
5) The doting mother: Rajya Lakshmi (Konchem Ishtam Koncham Kashtam)
Ramya Krishnan did a beautiful job in playing as a caring mother in the Telugu film, Konchem Ishtam Konchem Kashtam. It is no wonder she won the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor- Telugu, for her beautiful performance.
4) The all-powerful deity: Goddess Rajakali Amman (Rajakali Amman)
Ramya Krishnan played Goddess Rajakali Amman in the Tamil movie, Rajakali Amman. Her role established her flexibility to play any character the way it was deserved to be played. She has also played a few other Goddess roles in Telugu as well.
3) The glamor babe: Maggi (Panchathantiram)
One of the unique characters played by Ramya Krishnan is Maggi. Maragathavalli alias Maggi is a call girl in the Tamil movie Panchathantiram. The actress had done a great job in bringing out a glamorous, humorous and yet deadly villain.
2) The fierce queen: Sivagami (Bahubali)
Ramya Krishnan’s role as Sivagami in Bahubali is one of the best supporting character role ever played by anyone. Sivagami is the headstrong and fierce queen of Mahishmati. Ramya emanates a sheer magnificence in this never-before role of hers. Bahubali was dubbed in many languages and Ramya herself dubbed for her role in the Telugu and Tamil version. Her amazing acting earned her the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor- Telugu.
1) The badass villain: Nilambari (Padayappa)
Nilambari is probably the best character played by Ramya Krishnan. Nilambari is the scary, never-giving-up, brooding villain of the Tamil movie, Padayappa. In this movie, she makes sure that she is a fitting villain for Rajnikanth. Ramya Krishnan not only exhibited her acting skills in Padayappa but also made full use of her Bharathanatyam as well. Her role received many appreciations from critics all over. She even won the Filmfare Award for Best Actress award for her glorious role.