Top 5 South Heroines Running Businesses While Owning Cinema!

These 5 South Indian actresses are doing more than just acting; they’re running businesses, launching brands, and building empires off-screen too. These women are showing that you can be successful in cinema and still explore new ventures at the same time.

In 2020, Samantha Ruth Prabhu started her own fashion brand called Saaki. The brand focuses on stylish, comfortable clothes at affordable prices. She has also put money into startups like SustainKart and co-founded a wellness brand named Secret Alchemist. Her business moves reflect her personal interests and smart thinking.

Sreeleela is making bold moves as well. She's not only endorsing fragrance brands like Yardley London but also represents Neude, a brand that works on milk-based skincare. Her stylish and youthful image is helping these products find a quick market a smart blend of brand and personality.

Recently, Rashmika Mandanna launched her perfume brand called Dear Diary, with names like “National Crush” and “Irreplaceable.” Each fragrance has its own emotional feel. The perfumes are a sweet and bold entry into the beauty market, and fans are excited to try them.

Nayanthara, often called the “Lady Superstar,” is involved in several businesses. She co-owns a production house called Rowdy Pictures, and she’s also launched skincare and wellness brands like 9Skin, Femi9, and The Lip Balm Company. She has even invested in food businesses. It’s clear she’s thinking far beyond film roles.

Tamannaah Bhatia has kept her business moves quieter, but she’s active. She supports her family’s jewelry brand, Wite & Gold, has invested in beauty startups, and is the face of several well-known brands. She also has stakes in real estate. It’s all part of a bigger picture she’s building steadily.