Bhamaa shares charming snaps with Urvashi, calls her 'My all-time favourite'
In the images, Bhamaa is seen lying on Urvashi's lap, while Urvashi lovingly caresses her, creating a deeply touching moment that reflects the warmth and bond between the two.
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'My all-time favourite..."
Sharing the pics of Instagram, Bhamaa captioned, 'My all-time favourite Urvashi.'
Bhamaa and Urvashi had previously shared screen space in the Malayalam comedy film 'Sakudumbam Shyamala'. The comedy entertainer movie also had Kunchacko Boban in the lead role and turned out to be a superhit, receiving much love from the family audiences.
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Netizens react - 'That's so sweet'
Bhamaa's heartwarming post with Urvashi was flooded with comments.
One wrote, "That's so sweet dear." Another one commented, "That's a cute snap." A third one penned, "Aww."
Step back from acting
After her marriage, she took a step back from the limelight. However, in recent times, she has opened up about her personal life—including the revelation that she is now a single mother, which she shared with grace and courage. Her earlier post read, "I never knew how strong I was,until I became single mother and being strong was the only choice I had .
Me and my Girl."
Work front
On the work front, Bhamaa was last seen in the PC Shekar's directorial film 'Raaga' which was released in the year 2017. Meanwhile, Urvashi was last seen in the Dileep starrer 'Prince and Family' where she played the role of a minister. Urvashi also impressed the audiences with her stunning performances in the recently released films 'Her', 'L Jagadamma 7 B State First', 'Andhagan', and many more. Urvashi's performance in 'Ullozhukku' earned her Kerala State Film Award.
The movie also featured Parvathy Thiruvothu in lead.
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