Megha Burman found her way into the world on the 20th of September, 1985, in Kolkata, West Bengal. Her acting career was kick-started in 2003 with a minor yet memorable role of DCP's daughter in the Bollywood drama Paap. That very small initiation was just enough to start her bigger career in the realm of Telugu, Tamil, Bengali, and Hindi-language cinema.

Film Breakthroughs & Notable Roles

In various genres through the years, Megha has had many interesting roles:

Ankit, Pallavi & Friends (2008): She appeared as Pallavi in this Telugu coming-of-age drama about friendship and aspirations post-college.

Dam999 (2011): Played Razia in a political thriller in English, concerning the matter of the Mullaperiyar Dam.
Ballad of Rustom (2012): Appeared in this acclaimed Hindi film, which went on to qualify for the Academy Awards in 2014.
Oru Modhal Oru Kadhal (2014): Starred in the Tamil romantic comedy as Anusha opposite Vivek Rajagopal, marking her debut in a leading role.
Lattoo (2013): Walked into the Bengali cinema with this regional project.
Panga (2020): Portrayed Nisha Das in the sports drama alongside top Bollywood stars, showing her versatility.
Kennedy (2023): Portrayed Anuradha in a prestigious Hindi venture, thus broadening her horizon of contemporary cinema.

Television Ventures

At the same time, Megha's presence crept into the television world. She played Nia in the Indian adaptation, The Suite Life of Karan & Kabir (2013), and Vaidehi Sharma in the second season of 24 (2016). Future appearances include Black Warrant (2025), where she plays Seema.

Age & Screen Persona

With age almost touching 40 in 2025, Megha has upscaled to being an established actress in multiple regional industries. Curiously, her height and personal life remain a mystery, far away from the realm of gossip; yet her presence on screen comes with great maturity, depth, and flexibility, whether it is a supporting role or the main lead.

Noteworthy Projects in 2025

With an ever-growing filmography, Black Warrant stands tall as an upcoming TV venture that holds promise of a new genre to be explored by Megha. There are yet to be any films announced for a 2025 release, but her return to TV only further underscores her staying power and adaptability in a quickly evolving entertainment landscape.

Summary

The three decades of Megha Burman's acting journey are proof of her varied capabilities. From her supporting roles in Paap to her lead performances in Oru Modhal Oru Kadhal with roles that pack a punch in Dam999, Panga, and the recent film Kennedy, she has displayed an exceptional ability to bounce across languages and genres.

Entering her forties, she continues to juggle between films and TV, with works like Black Warrant, thus making her a strong-willed presence in Indian entertainment.