Popular south actress Parvathy Thiruvothu, who is known for films like 'Bangalore Days', 'Ennu Ninte Moideen', and 'Charlie' to name a few, caught her fans and followers off guard after sharing a post on pregnancy.
The actress, who has never mentioned getting married or anything around her personal life, left many wondering if she was indeed pregnant or if the post was for an upcoming project.
Sharing the results of a pregnancy testing kit with a positive result, she captioned it, “So. . 🤰🏽The wonder begins.”
Bollywood actress Swara Bhasker commented, “OMG sooooooo many congratulations my lovely!!!!”
Singer Chinmayi Sripaada wrote, "Whatttayy yayyyy congratulations!!"
"OMG!!! Sooo much love and god bless !! wrote film producer Guneet Monga.
"Damn I flipped out for a second!" added Malavika Mohanan.
Many might remember Parvathy from her conversation with Anupama Chopra at a round-table chat where she explained why the roles in both the movies 'Arjun Reddy' and 'Kabir Singh' were not portrayed well correctly as compared to 'Joker'.
Parvathy who has always stood against patriarchy had an interesting take on the movies when Anupama asked the actors about having a moral responsibility when it comes to choosing roles that may fall in the grey space.
She said "Arjun Reddy or Kabir Singh, both had the visual grammar of glorification, Joker did not. Joker literally just showed us, like facts, facts, facts. At no point did I feel that the character that Joaquin played, I'm totally with you, you must kill everyone. I get you, I may not be with you and that's a tragedy, we can leave it there without feeling inspired to follow it."
"Whereas if you're telling there's no passion in a relationship without slapping each other and I see the comments on YouTube where people are resonating with that, there's engaging in a massive mob-like manner where you are inciting violence," she added.
She continued "I can't be the judge of how to fix that but that's a bipolar behavior and that's scary to me because there's day-to-day people getting affected by that and I think we gotta be a little responsible. I as an actor cannot stop a director from doing that but I can choose not to be a part of that film."
