| Nadiya Moidu is a prominent South Indian actress with a significant body of work in Malayalam, Tamil, and Telugu cinema. |
| Born in Mumbai to Malayali parents, Nadiya's father is Muslim, and her mother is Hindu. |
| Originally known as Zareena Moidu, she adopted the name Nadiya Moidu upon entering the film industry to differentiate from another actress. |
| Her Tamil debut in "Poove Poochudava" was a remake of her first Malayalam film, "Nokkethadhoorathu Kannum Nattu." |
| Nadiya has appeared in popular films such as "Attarintiki Daredi," "Drushyam," and "Naa Peru Surya, Naa Illu India." |
| Even after moving to the US post-marriage in 1989, Nadiya continued acting in South Indian films under specific conditions. |
| Offered the lead role in "Maine Pyar Kiya," she declined due to commitments in South Indian cinema. |
| During her time in the US, Nadiya worked as a News Reader for the American Broadcasting Corporation and later for the London BBC. |
| After a hiatus following "Vadhu Doctoranu," she returned to acting with "M. Kumaran Son of Mahalakshmi." |
| In 2007, Nadiya moved back to India, settling in Mumbai with her family. |
| She became the brand ambassador for Arokya Milk and Thangamayil Jewellery in 2008. |
| Nadiya ventured into television hosting and judging with shows like "Jackpot," "Veruthe Alla Bharya," and "Comedy Stars Season 2." |
| Aside from her acting career, Nadiya finds joy in decorating her home and has an interest in interior designing. |
| Expressing her wish to act in Marathi films, Nadiya looks forward to contributing to the industry. |
| She participated in a photo shoot for the Naam Foundation, recreating a painting by Raja Ravi Varma, showcasing her versatility beyond acting. |
