Nayanthara, the reigning queen of South Indian cinema, is not just a powerhouse performer but also a shrewd businesswoman. Beyond captivating audiences on screen, Nayanthara, along with her husband Vignesh Shivan, has been steadily building a business empire. Their ventures extend far beyond filmmaking, encompassing beauty brands and hygiene products.

The latest feather in Nayanthara’s entrepreneurial cap is the international expansion of her highly successful beauty brand, 9Skin. In exciting news for her fans, the brand officially launched in the United Kingdom on April 12th. This expansion marks a significant step for Nayanthara, establishing her brand as a global player in the beauty market. The UK launch was made possible through a partnership with AJS, solidifying Nayanthara’s ambitions to reach a wider audience.

While conquering the beauty world, Nayanthara hasn’t neglected her acting career. She is currently busy filming two Tamil projects – “Test” and “Mannangatti Since 1960.” Her dedication to both her acting profession and her business ventures is truly inspiring. Nayanthara’s story is a testament to the multifaceted nature of success.

As she continues to dominate the silver screen and expand her business horizons, one can only wait with anticipation to see what the future holds for this multifaceted entrepreneur and actress.

The musical promotions of Maruthi Nagar Subramanyam, a proper summer entertainer featuring veteran Rao Ramesh in the lead role have begun on a strong note. After the first song and impressive first look poster, the makers have dropped the second song from the album and it is a peppy and energetic number.

The song is powered by exquisite vocal renditions of Sid Sriram, who for the first time in the recent past has delivered such an electrifying high-pitched rendition. His vocals are a treat to the ear and so is the vibrant composition of Kalyan Nayak and the effective lyrics by Bhaskarabatla.

Not just the vocals but also the visuals in the lyrical video are of top tier quality and they have multiple references to the heroine track from Allu Arjun’s previous blockbusters like Julayi, Duvvada Jagannadham and others. This is a clever and subtle hint that the hero’s characterization draws inspiration from Allu Arjun’s popular films.

The young pair of Ankith and Ramya Pasupuleti look fresh on screen and the chemistry between the two of them is going to be the mainstay. Ankith is to be seen as Subramanyam’s son in he film.