Vesela Babinova graduated from the National Theatre and Film Academy "Krastyo Sarafov" with a degree in "Acting for Dramatic Theater" in the class of Prof. Plamen Markov in 2013. She took her first steps in the acting profession at the National Theatre "Ivan Vazov" while still a student. She made her debut with the role of Kolya Lebedushkin in the play "Moth" by Pyotr Gladilin, directed by Yavor Gardev, for which she won the Asker in 2012 for "Rising Star". Her next role was again at the National Theatre "Ivan Vazov", where she played one of the main roles, that of Ophelia in the play "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare, directed by Yavor Gardev. In 2013, she joined the troupe of the MGT "Behind the Canal", where she performed some of her most successful roles in the performances "The Miser", "Twelfth Night", "Clean House", "Liv Stein", "Tom Sawyer", "The Drunkards", "The Holiday". In March 2019, she won the "Icarus" award for "supporting female role", MGT "Behind the Canal", for her role as a chalga singer in the theater production "Pop-Folk Chronicles: White Birds and Bullets." On the small screen, she appeared in the series "Father's Day", where she partnered with Zahari Baharov, and "Don't Think of Me". On the big screen, she starred in the film "The Omnipresent", which won the "Golden Rose" award in 2017.
