New Delhi: Nayanthara is one the best mothers in town. The 'Jawan' actor made her Instagram debut with the pictures of her twin sons and won everyone's hearts. Recently, the actor shared pictures of her 'mommy moments' in her latest Instagram entry. In the picture shared by Nayanthara, we see the mother-son duo dressed in casual wear.
Nayanthar wore a black T-shirt with white polka dot-prints. Nayanthara's son was seen in a sleeveless black tee with tiffany blue shorts. The picture shows Nayanthara holding her little one in her arms.
In the caption, the actor wrote, "All of God's grace in one tiny face" along woth a red heart emoji.
Soon after Nayanthara's post, fans flooded the comments section with red hearts.
Nayanthara married filmmaker Vignesh Shivan in June 2022. The two had a grand wedding attended by the likes of Shah Rukh Khan and several dignarities from across the country.
The couple welcomed their twin sons, Uyir RudroNeel and Ulag Daiwik, in the same year in December.
On the occasion of New Year, Nayanthara posted a family picture and wished fans a happy New Year. In the pictures shared, Nayanthara and Vignesh looked stunning in casual wear but their adorable sons stole all the attention. The duo in printed bodysuits and yellow goggles looked adorable.
Earlier, Nayanthara's film ‘Annapoorani: The Goddess of Food’ is in the news for damaging religious feelings with its depiction of a Hindu Brahmin who wants to be a chef who makes meat.
After opening in theatres, the film was then added to Netflix's library until it was suddenly removed at the licensor's request.
After the film was removed from Netflix, Nayanthara wrote a lengthy apology on social media in which she expressed guilt for any damage that may have been caused. She made it clear that she has a deep faith in God and goes to temples often, saying that she would never purposely do anything to offend religious people.
Some viewers felt ‘Annapoorani’ violated Hindu values and had a negative impact on their faith. Nayanthara started her statement responding to the accusations with "Jai Shri Ram" and continued, “In our sincere attempt to share a positive message, we may have inadvertently caused hurt. We did not expect the removal of a censored film, previously showcased in theatres, from the OTT platform.”