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Ramya Krishnan gets emotional: Remembers actress Soundarya while watching their 'Padayappa' clip on Jagapathi Babu's talk show

Ramya Krishnan became emotional recalling her close friend and co-star Soundarya on a talk show. She shared fond memories of their bond and working together on films like 'Ammoru' and 'Padayappa', highlighting Soundarya's beautiful nature and how fame never changed her. Soundarya, a beloved South Indian star, tragically passed away in 2004.
Ramya Krishnan gets emotional: Remembers actress Soundarya while watching their 'Padayappa' clip on Jagapathi Babu's talk show
Ramya Krishnan became emotional recalling her close friend and co-star Soundarya on a talk show. She shared fond memories of their bond and working together on films like 'Ammoru' and 'Padayappa', highlighting Soundarya's beautiful nature and how fame never changed her. Soundarya, a beloved South Indian star, tragically passed away in 2004.
Actor Ramya Krishnan got emotional as she recalled her late friend and co-star Soundarya. The 'Baahubali' actress, who shared a deep bond with Soundarya since the 1990s, opened up about their friendship and her fond memories from their time working together on films like 'Ammoru' and 'Padayappa'.

Emotional moment during the show

During her appearance at Jagapathi Babu's talk show 'Jayammu Nischayammu Raa', host Jagapathi Babu recalled their "common friend," referring to Soundarya. At first, Ramya looked visibly happy at the mention of her name, but her expression soon turned emotional when a clip from 'Padayappa' featuring both actresses was played on screen. Looking at her late friend brought tears to Ramya's eyes, and though she tried to hold back, a few tears slipped down her cheeks.Seeing her, Jagapathi Babu gently said, "We played that because this is a moment we need to think. Soundarya had a beautiful heart, much like her name."
When asked to share her memories, Ramya took a moment to compose herself before speaking. She shared that she first saw Soundarya when they shot 'Ammoru', which was released in 1995. She also recalled watching her from being an "innocent child grow and groom herself".
"I have worked on many films with her, including 'Padayappa'. I saw an innocent, raw, beautiful child grow and groom herself. She didn't let fame change her at all. She’s a beautiful human being, a good friend," she said.

Soundarya's legacy in Indian cinema

Soundarya was among the most beloved stars of South Indian cinema during the 1990s. She acted alongside leading heroes in Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, and Hindi films, earning immense acclaim for her performances in 'Hello Brother', 'Ammoru', and 'Padayappa'.Soundarya tragically passed away on April 17, 2004, at the age of 31, in a plane crash that also claimed the life of her brother, Amarnath. She was pregnant at the time.

'Baahubali: The Epic' to re-release soon

On the other hand, the Ramya Krishnan starrer 'Baahubali' directed by SS Rajamouli is now gearing up for its re-release in a grand fashion. After completing 10 years, both 'Baahubali: The Beginning' and 'Baahubali: The Conclusion' are getting released in a single combined format. It is set to hit theatres on October 31.

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