Suriya’s Sister Brindha Did A Nice Gesture For Her Sister-In-Law Jyothika; Karthi Adores!

Jyothika made a stormy comeback with 36 Vayadhinile and ever since, she has been unstoppable. Be it her debut with director Mani Ratnam in Chekka Chivandha Vaanam, or the way she beautifully reprises the role of Vidya Balan in Kaatrin Mozhi, has only garnered her a large fan-base especially amidst the women of this generation. Jyothika is also on a signing spree. She will be seen doing some strong roles in the near future.

Jyothika’s next Raatchasi is all about the headmistress of a government school and the success story of it. The first look looks elegant and has garnered a lot of appreciation. Karthi unveiled the first look and has also unveiled the first audio track from the film. What’s more appreciative is that Jyothika’s sister-in-law and the daughter from the Sivakumar household Brindha Sivakumar was the vocalist for this song from Jyothika’s film. It is beautiful to see how the family is being supportive of one another.

Karthi, adoring this togetherness tweeted a wonderful message along with the song he released. He said, “We Brothers never appreciate our sisters but there are times when they make us feel so proud. My proud moment is here.”

We Brothers never appreciate our sisters but there are times when they make us feel so proud.

My proud moment is here.https://t.co/2LJOH1X5ra

Singer – Brindha Sivakumar#Raatchasi

— Actor Karthi (@Karthi_Offl) June 20, 2019

Raatchasi is directed by debutante S Raj. The film also has Poornima Baghyaraj, Sathyan and Hareesh Paredi in important roles. Produced by SR Prabhu’s Dream Warrior Pictures, the film is touted to release later this year.

Jyothika has a multiple films in her kitty. An untitled film with Karthi directed by ‘Papanasam’ fame Jeethu Joseph and ‘Jackpot’ alongside Revathy which is produced by her husband Suriya and directed by Kalyan.

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