Learn all about Revathi Pillai, the talented Indian actress known for her remarkable roles in popular web series. This comprehensive biography covers her personal life, career highlights, and interesting facts.
Wiki/Biography
Revathi Pillai was born on Thursday, 5 June 2002 (age 21 years as of 2023), in Thane, Mumbai. Her zodiac sign is Gemini. She completed her schooling at DAV Thane and is a 12th-grade pass.
Physical Appearance
Revathi possesses the following attributes:
- Height (approx.): 5′ 5″
- Eye Colour: Black
- Hair Colour: Black
Family, Caste & Boyfriend
Revathi’s mother’s name is Sheeja Pillai, and her father’s name is Manoj Pillai. She doesn’t have any siblings.
Career
Revathi’s acting journey began with the TVF web series “Yeh Meri Family” in 2018, where she played Vidya. Her breakthrough role came in 2019 with the hugely popular TVF series “Kota Factory,” portraying Vartika Ratawal.
Favourite Things
Here’s a glimpse into Revathi’s preferences:
| Category | Preference |
|---|---|
| Food | Typical Malayali food – rice, sambar, and fish |
| Desserts | Pastries, Rasmalai, and Macaroons |
| Actor(s) | Irrfan Khan, Nawazuddin Siddiqui |
| Actress | Alia Bhatt |
| Colour(s) | Olive Green, Mustard Yellow, and Black |
Facts
Some interesting facts about Revathi include:
- She is affectionately called “Revu” and “Chakku” by her family and close friends.
- In her free time, Revathi enjoys singing and cooking.
- She is also known by the nicknames “Chiku” or “Revu.”
- Revathi is a passionate dog lover.
- Initially an introvert, she found it challenging to interact with her co-stars in “Yeh Meri Family (2018)”.
- Interestingly, Revathi’s initial career aspiration was to become an automobile engineer, not an actress.
- Her brother played a significant role in her entry into acting, having industry contacts through his involvement in a dance reality show. He often took her to auditions, even though she was initially hesitant.
- Her aversion to curd is quite strong; she even replaced it with mayonnaise during a scene in “Kota Factory” to avoid discomfort.
