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About Sameera Saneesh
- Sameera Saneesh (born 27 June 1983) is an Indian costume-cum-fashion designer from Kerala, known for her extensive work in Malayalam-language films.
- She is a recipient of two Kerala State Film Awards for Best Costume Designer (2014 and 2018).
- As of March, 2019, she has been part of around 150 feature films.
- She is often described the media as "busiest costume designer in Malayalam film industry".Sameera holds a diploma in fashion designing from National Institute for Fashion Designing, Cochin.
- She started her professional career as an in-house designer for Raymond.
- She had already started freelancing costumes for ad films while studying in Cochin.
- She started with television ads for Soundarya Silks.
- Her ad for the Seemas brand, shot in Mysore Palace, was widely appreciated.
- She went on to design costumes for the television commercials for Bhima, Alukkas, Kalyan Silks, Dhatri, Nirapara and the VKC.
- Some of these television ads featured major film actors of south India, such as Nithya Menon and Prithviraj Sukumaran.Sameera's first film as costume designer was The White Elephant, a 2008 low-profile Hindi film, directed by Aijaz Khan.
- Her first major commercial film, Aashiq Abu's Daddy Cool, was released in 2009.
- Sameera currently holds to her credit an award by Limca Book of Records for "designing costumes for a large number of films in a very short span of time".
- She has a supporting team of around 25 people designing and creating clothes for the film characters.Sameera was born to Ibrahim and Jameela in June, 1983.
- She completed her undergraduate degree at Bharat Mata College, Cochin.
- It was her fondness for drawing and fabric painting that saw her join for a diploma in fashion designing.
- She is married to Saneesh K.
- J., a Kochi-based engineer.
- She has cited her late mother Jameela as major influence on her life and career.
- Sabyasachi Mukherjee, a famous fashion designer from Kolkata, is the "favorite designer" of Sameera Saneesh.
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