In a hearty note, Nayantara condemned the title of ‘Lady Superstar’, which was lovingly given to her by fans and fans. However, appreciating the love behind the title, he has now requested his fans to just call him by his name.

Nayantara shared in his note that it is important during title and praise, they can sometimes create a separation between an artist and his crafts. For him, the name Nayantara represents his real identity not only as an actor but as a person.

In his letter, the actor wrote, “Many of you have referred to me as “Lady Superstar”, A title born from your immense affection. I give you a lot to crown me with such a valuable title to all of you. However, I politely request all of you to call me “Nayantara”. This is because I think the name is what I keep closer to my heart. It shows who I am not only as an actor but as a person. The title and praise are precious, but they can sometimes create an image that separates us from our work, our craft, and unconditional bond that we share with you, with the audience, (SIC). ,

He said, “I am confident that we all share the language of love that keeps us connected beyond all the limits. While the future can be unexpected for all of us, I am very happy that your unfit support will be constant, and hence your hard work will be to entertain you. Cinema is the one that keeps us united, and we keep celebrating it together (SIC).”

Meanwhile, on the work front, Nayantara is waiting for his upcoming film, Test to be releasedWhich will stream directly on Netflix. An official release date will be announced soon. He has a handful of films including Manangatti since 1960, dear students, toxic: A Fairy Tail for Grow-ups, Rakkaiir, Mamut and Mohan’s MMMN, and an untold film with director Vishnu Edvan in the pipeline.