Nithya Menon appeared first on screen as a child artiste when she was eight in the Indian English language film, Hanuman (1998),playing the younger sister to Tabu's character.

In 2011,Nithya Menon first release was Nandini Reddy's romantic comedy Ala Modalaindi,which was Nithya's maiden Telugu venture as well.

Nithya Menon starred in Santosh Sivan's historical fiction Urumi as part of an ensemble cast.

Nithya Menon also appeared in ad-filmmaker Jayendra's bilingual venture "180",made and released in Tamil and Telugu,in which she played a photo journalist named Vidhya.

Nithya Menon Kannada debut with the film “Josh” her performance entitled her a nomination in the Best Supporting Actress category at the 57th Filmfare Awards South.

Nithya offered many roles, but she became choosy in picking roles.

Nithya Menon admits she is not doing acting for money but for true passion for the art.

Nithya Menon learned the cinematography from Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) Pune.

Nithya Menon is currently shooting for the Telugu romance film Ishq and Aidondla Aidu in Kannada,for which she had sung and also choreographed one of the songs,titled "Payasa".

Nithya Menon still from "180" movie.