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Having studied at Rose Bruford College, Mandeesh continued her studies and graduated with Honours from London School of Dramatic Art in 2007.

Mandeesh’s first short film (Side Effect) won The Royal Television Society Award. The spokesman for The Royal Television Society said: “…the film tackled a serious subject well, with elegance and subtlety, and contained a great central performance.” In her second film (Letters to a Laundry Girl) she took on the lead role of Lochana working with a BAFTA nominated director, Kiran Valipa Venkat.

She soon landed the role of Pakeesa in a play called Suburbia, and performed at Southwark Playhouse in 2008.

After attending the screening of her television pilot (Bad Karma), award winning director Carl Medland offered Mandeesh a role in his feature film, The Cost of Love, which was released in October 2011. Carl Medland commented on her performance saying:

“Mandeesh worked for me on 'The Cost of Love'. She was a true professional from rehearsals to the filming day. Mandeesh underwent research for her challenging role and applied great focus, instinct and sensitivity when creating Veena.

She shines on screen and has a natural understanding of how to work not only with other actors but also the camera. A real pleasure to work with and one to watch for the future.”