'It was Nayanthara who saved me from death, if she wasn't there..,' actor reveals his experience

Actress Nayanthara is currently involved in a legal dispute with actor and producer Dhanush over the unauthorized use of footage from the film 'Naanum Rowdy Dhaan' in the documentary 'Nayanthara: Beyond The Fairytale'. Dhanush had recently filed a lawsuit against Nayanthara, her husband Vignesh Shivan, and their production company Rowdy Pictures for using the footage from the film without his permission.

Following this, several people came out supporting and criticizing Nayanthara on social media. The controversy further heated up after Nayanthara shared a cryptic note on her Instagram page. 'Karma Says!!! When you destroy someone’s life with lies Take it as a loan, it will come back to you with interest.' It is speculated that the post is intended as a jibe at Dhanush, who recently got divorced from his wife Aishwarya.

Meanwhile, Tamil actor Thambi Ramaiah's words about Nayanthara are currently going viral on social media. He said that it was Nayanthara who brought him back to life after his mother passed away.

"I was severely depressed after my mother passed away. My mother was everything to me. Only my daughter had got married back then. My son's marriage had not taken place. At that time, I even thought about committing suicide. I was doing four films at that time. I didn't commit suicide as I thought that my death would cause lots of loss to those producers. I was doing a film called 'Dora' with Nayanthara then. One day, she called me and made me realise the reality. Following that conversation, I was able to overcome the tendency to commit suicide," Thambi Ramiah said.

"Today, I can't even think what would have happened to me if she had not called me at that time. If I had taken that wrong decision then I wouldn't have been able to see my son's marriage. There are no problems in this world that cannot be solved. During times of crisis, if we think about the problems of others, we'll understand that ours is not at all a big problem," he said.