Maame-Yaa Aforo is a Ghanaian-American actress, writer, and producer born in Minneapolis, Minnesota to Maxwell and Esther Aforo. She is the middle child and only girl between brothers Kwasi Aforo and Nana Aforo. She was raised in the northern suburbs of Minneapolis in a city named Coon Rapids, Minnesota. She graduated from Totino-Grace High School in Fridley, Minnesota where she was Student Body President and a member of Totino-Grace Company of Singers. Being raised in a midwestern, suburban neighborhood by African parents, Maame-Yaa decided to venture to Atlanta's esteemed Spelman College where she obtained her undergraduate degree in Political Science. With visions of being a Political Journalist, Maame-Yaa interned on Capitol Hill and was hired as a Press staffer in the United States Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Development upon graduating. While studying abroad in Ghana her junior year at Spelman, Maame-Yaa made a documentary called ' So Says She' chronicling the return to home experience of African American women in Ghana. This ignited her passion for film. She moved to Los Angeles on a whim after being hired as a production assistant for a talk show and was released because the producer didn't want her to move, "in case it didn't work out". Having already bought her ticket to Los Angeles, she took the leap that changed her life forever. While searching for employment, Maame-Yaa auditioned and began training at the famous Groundlings School and School in improv and sketch comedy. Her second year in Los Angeles, she was hired as Director's assistant to Gina Prince-Bythewood for her 2014 film, 'beyond the lights'. She gained a wealth of knowledge about the film production process, and a mentor in Prince-Bythewood. Maame-Yaa can be seen in several web series and shorts. She was featured in John Legend's 2014 video, 'You & I'. She also plays wife to Academy Award winner Tim Robbins in the 2015 Kristin Wigg film, 'Welcome To Me'. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta.

MaameYaa Boafo is an actress, known for Thru 25 (2013), The Mysterious Benedict Society (2021) and Iron Fist (2017).

Maan Kaur is known for Badi Heroine Banti Hai (2024).

Maan Singh is known for Mardangi (1988).

Maan Singh Meena is known for Buddha Pyaar (2023), Kaam Dand (2024) and Daakhila (2023).

Maanas .N. is known for Soda Goli Soda (2018) and Prathi Friendu Avasaramera (2021).

Maanas Chavali is known for Mamakiki (2020), Agni Natchathiram (2019) and Mundhanai Mudichu (2010).

Maanas Nagulapalli, born as Master Ram Teja on 02 August 1990, is a versatile Indian actor and television personality known for his contributions to the Telugu film industry. Beginning his career as a child artist in 2001, he gained recognition for his exceptional performances in films such as "Narasimha Naidu," "Veede," and "Arjun (2004 film)," earning him prestigious accolades like the Nandi Awards. Height: 5 ft 10 in (178 cm) Spouse: Srija Nissankara Parent: Dr. Padmini Nagulapalli (mother) Early Life and Family: Maanas Nagulapalli hails from Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, and completed his school education at Siva Sivani Public School in Visakhapatnam. He pursued his B.Tech degree at Gokaraju Rangaraju College of Engineering in Hyderabad. His mother, Dr. Padmini Nagulapalli, is an educationalist and child and women's rights activist, having served as the vice president at the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) in Hyderabad. His father is a former central government employee. Maanas married Srija Nissankara on 22 November 2023. Career Highlights: Maanas Nagulapalli initiated his career as a lead actor with the movie "Jhalak" in 2011, directed by Ravi Sharma. Subsequently, he featured in various South Indian films, including "Green Signal" (2014), "Kaai Raja Kaal" (2015), "Premikudu" (2016), and "Soda Goli Soda" (2018). In 2021, he starred in "Ksheera Sagara Madhanam" and marked his Bollywood debut with "Pyara Kulhad" in 2023. The same year, he made his OTT debut in Omkar's horror thriller "Mansion 241101." Television Career: Maanas ventured into television in 2021 with the series "Kollammal," produced by legendary director K. Raghavendra Rao. He also showcased his talent in "Karthika Deepam" as Dr. Nirupam and later appeared in another series titled "Branmamugi" as a child actor. Bigg Boss Participation: In 2021, Maanas Nagulapalli participated in the fifth season of the reality show "Bigg Boss" (Telugu season 5), where he captivated audiences with his presence and performances. Awards: Nandi Award for his debut as a child artiste in "Narasimha Naidu." Notable Events: Maanas Nagulapalli showcased his versatility by participating in the event "Ganapati Bappa Morya," aired on Star Maa on the eve of Vinayaka Chavithi. He recreated an iconic moment from Allu Arjun's film "Pushpa Raj," leaving a lasting impression on the audience. Television Debut: In 2021, Maanas made his television debut with the series "Kollammal," produced by K. Raghavendra Rao. He continued to entertain viewers with roles in "Karthika Deepam" and "Branmamugi." Filmography: 2001: "Narasimha Naidu" (Debut as a child artiste, won Nandi Awards) 2003: "Veede" 2004: "Arjun" 2011: "Jhalak" (Debut as a lead actor) 2014: "Green Signal" 2015: "Kaai Raja Kaal" 2016: "Premikudu" 2018: "Soda Goli Soda" 2021: "Ksheera Sagara Madhanam" 2023: Bollywood debut in "Pyara Kulhad" 2023: OTT debut in "Mansion 24" Maanas Nagulapalli has proven himself as a versatile actor, making a mark in both the film and television industries with his talent and dedication.

Maanav is known for Lechmi (2017), Smart Boys (2016) and Neethaane En Ponvasantham (2012).

Maanavi Bedi is a director known for her distinctive style and unique visual treatment! Her short film 1800 LIFE with Divyenndu is receiving eyeballs all over! In association with Sikhya Entertainment , the film is available on Amazon MiniTV. Maanavi has previously directed advertisements, an acclaimed music video Marz by The Yellow Diary and also a mini series called Lock'd In (2021). She has worked in the industry for over 9 years as an assistant on films like Aashiqui2, MohenjoDaro, Phantom and Aiyaary. She always worked with different production houses and different directors to gain maximum experience from the kind of work available. In the past she has studied film at New York Film Academy in Los Angeles, and also done the editing course at Whistling Woods. Apart from that she has done a short summer course at Prague Film School (2016) where she made the film 'Counting Stars' which was nominated at quite a few international film festivals, and was also screened at Jio MAMI in 2017 as part of Royal Stag's Barrel Select Perfect 10.