Popular South cinema actress Nayanthara is also called the 'Lady Superstar' of South. Recently, the actress reacted to this nickname and urged her fans not to call it 'Lady Superstar'. Nayanthara said that achievements and honors are priceless, but sometimes they create such images that can distract artists from their work. Along with this, Nayanthara also announced to give up the title of 'Lady Superstar'.

Nayanthara, who is known for successful films like 'Sri Rama Rajyam', 'Anamika', 'Chandramukhi', 'Ghajini' and 'Jawaan', released a statement for fans, media and people associated with the film industry on Tuesday. In this statement, she wrote, "Many of you have called me 'Lady Superstar'. This nickname has been given to me because of your immense love. I express my gratitude to all of you for honoring me with this precious nickname. However, I humbly request you to call me 'Nayanthara' only." She further wrote, "Because I feel this name is closest to my heart. It reflects me not only as an artist but also as a human being. Nicknames and honors are precious, but sometimes they create an image that can distance us from our work, art and our unconditional relationship with you."

Nayanthara also said that the language of love connects all boundaries. She said, "Although we do not know the future, I am happy that your unwavering support will always remain and I will continue my hard work to entertain you. Cinema is the thing that unites us, and we should celebrate it together. With love, respect and gratitude, Nayanthara." "Nayanthara will always be and only be Nayanthara," she captioned the post.