Nayanthara does not want to be called Lady Superstar

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:46 AM Mar 06, 2025 IST

In a heartfelt note to her fans, actress Nayanthara has requested that they stop referring to her as Lady Superstar and instead call her by her name. She expressed her gratitude to fans for their ‘unconditional love and affection’, but explained that titles can sometimes create a distance between her and her work. Nayanthara took to her official X handle to share her thoughts, “My life has been an open book that has always found its adornment with your unconditional love and affection. Be it the pat on my shoulder during my success or extending your hand to lift me up during hardships, you have always been there for me.” The actress acknowledged that the title ‘Lady Superstar’ was born out of her fans’ affection, but she humbly requested that they call her by her name instead.

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