14/10/2025
From her very first role, Rajisha Vijayan () has built a career defined by curiosity and intent. She gravitates toward stories that question, provoke, and reveal the unseen layers of everyday life. Each role has been a step in her ongoing pursuit of truth in all her performances.
In June (2019) directed by Ahammed Khabeer (), she was the face of an ordinary girl whose life unfolded not through grand gestures but through the quiet revolutions of growing up. It was a story of change told without spectacle, just sunlight, silence, and the ache of time passing. A reminder that sometimes the best thing a woman can do is simply find her own path.
June is available to watch on
Karnan (2021) was a film that tore through the silence of the oppressed with a voice both fierce and poetic. Set against the stark realities of caste and collective injustice. Rajisha Vijayan portrayed Draupathi, the love interest of the titular character, Karnan, played by Dhanush. Her role added emotional depth and a personal dimension to the story.
Karnan is available to stream on
In Jai Bhim (2021), directed by T. J. Gnanavel, the film gave space to the Irular tribe, their stories grounded in truth and tragedy. Rajisha’s role was one of empathy, standing within a narrative that demanded accountability from those in power. It became one of Indian cinema’s most searing reflections on justice, compassion, and the price of being human.
Jai Bhim is available to stream on
Bison (2025) stands on the horizon with its release coming up on October 17th the promotions and soundtracks are already making noise across screens. Directed by Mari Selvaraj (), the film promises the raw pulse of sport, survival, and rebellion.
These films — June, Karnan, Jai Bhim, Sardar, Bison speak to a different parts of India, presenting different ways of being seen and heard. And Rajisha Vijayan moves through them not as a star seeking the spotlight, but as a storyteller drawn to truth.
