Nayanthara steps out in Mumbai with twin sons Uyir and Ulagam
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Actress Nayanthara was recently spotted in Mumbai with her twin sons, Uyir and Ulagam. The actress is preparing for the release of her upcoming film ‘Mookuthi Amman 2’, which is expected to arrive in theatres during Diwali.Nayanthara was seen in a blue kurta and salwar, paired with black sunglasses. She tied her hair in a bun and kept her look simple and casual. As she made her way through the area, she was seen holding one of her sons’ hands, while the other walked behind with a helper.

Uyir and Ulagam twin in matching outfits
Nayanthara’s twin boys were also donning matching outfits. Both wore green shirts and white trousers as they accompanied their mother.The family outing comes shortly after the boys celebrated their fourth birthday on October 9.
Fans often enjoy seeing glimpses of Nayanthara’s life with her children, although the actress and her husband generally keep their family life private.
Nayanthara and Vignesh Shivan’s family life
Nayanthara married filmmaker Vignesh Shivan on June 9, 2022, in a grand ceremony near Chennai. Later that year, they announced that they had become parents to twin boys through surrogacy. They named their sons Uyir and Ulagam, and the family has since occasionally shared special moments with fans.
Nayanthara’s work front
On the work front, Nayanthara has several projects in different stages of production. ‘Mookuthi Amman 2’ is currently in post-production, while ‘Dear Students’ is also nearing completion. Her film ‘Rakkayie’ is still being shot, and ‘Mannangatti Since 1960’ has completed filming. She has also shot for the Hindi film ‘SVC63’, which is currently in production.Nayanthara was last seen playing Ganga, Yash’s sister, in Geetu Mohandas’ gangster action thriller ‘Toxic’. Despite the considerable anticipation surrounding the film, it reportedly failed to meet box-office expectations.She was also seen in ‘Hi’ with Kevin which hit the big screens during the same time.
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