A. Revathi

The popular Tamil family drama Siragadikka Aasai has achieved a significant milestone, surpassing 746 episodes. The show, which premiered in January 2023, continues to resonate with viewers through its compelling narrative and authentic characters. Starring Vetri Vasanth and Gomathi Priya, the series explores themes of love, challenges, and redemption. Siragadikka Aasai airs on Star Vijay, maintaining a dedicated audience.

A. Revathi’s account of her life as a hijra is all about the basic human hunger for respect and dignity

Siddaraju and troupe drew attention to the importance of equality in a society of diverse individuals - men, women, transgenders, gays and lesbians.

The popular Tamil family drama Siragadikka Aasai, a remake of the Telugu show Gundeninda Gudigantalu, has surpassed 746 episodes. Starring Vetri Vasanth and Gomathi Priya, the series chronicles the intertwined lives of Muthu, an alcoholic with a difficult past, and Meena, a devoted young woman facing financial troubles.

Born male but effeminate, Namakal (Tamil Nadu) district native A Revathy was subjected to dogma, stereotyping and anti-human rights sufferings throughout his childhood.

Siragadikaa Asai of Harshala got married to her long-time boyfriend Arvind yesterday (October 10). The pictures of the young couple have been doing the rounds on the internet.

Tamil family drama 'Siragadikka Aasai' has surpassed 746 episodes, celebrating over two years of successful run. The show, an adaptation of a Telugu series, features Vetri Vasanth as Muthu and Gomathi Priya as Meena, whose lives intertwine amidst personal struggles and external challenges. The emotional storyline and relatable characters continue to captivate a loyal audience on Star Vijay.

To condemn the recent arrest of five transsexuals, human rights activists are planning to hold a massive rally.

The popular daily soap, featuring Gomathi Priya, Vetri Vasanth, R. Soundarajan and others, have completed a successful run of 200 episodes. The Netizens and fans created a special poster. Wishes have been pouring in for the team from fans on social media.

South Asia’s biggest queer film festival kicks off with heartfelt tributes, strong stories and star presence. The opening night honored A. Revathi with the Rainbow Warrior Award and felicitated Dr. Trinetra Haldar Gummaraju. Actors Akash Menon and Tawseef Mir received the Rainbow Voices Award for 'We Are Faheem & Karun'

Tamil writer and trans activist A Revathi will stage her play ‘Vellai Mozhi’ once again on June 6. But this time, the stage will be the terrace of her home in Namakkal. And her audience, people across the world, who will attend the video conference from 7pm onwards.