Actress Nayanthara and director Vignesh Sivan’s wedding took place on June 9 last year in a grand manner at a star hotel in Mahabalipuram near Chennai. On October 9, Vignesh Sivan posted on Twitter that we have twins.
Vignesh Sivan had earlier said that we have named the children as life and world. After this, Nayanthara, who attended an award function, revealed the names of her two sons, Vai Rudronil N Shivan and Ulag Deiweek N Shivan.
Actress Nayanthara, who gave birth to twin boys through a surrogate mother, is very concerned about raising children besides acting in films. After shooting, he returns home immediately and spends time taking care of the children by feeding them and changing their clothes.
In this case, Nayanthara and Vignesh Sivan celebrated the first birthday of their twins today.
In an Instagram post about this, Vignesh Sivan said, “My face is… my life, my character is… my world (I’ve been waiting a long time to record these lines and post our photos together my dear children)” to my sons Vyaar Ruthronil and Ulag Deveek. He said happy birthday.
Beyond words to describe you both, through everything and every thing in life, we love you, Mom and Dad. Thank you both for coming into our lives and making us so happy.
You have brought all the positives and wishes. This entire year was filled with moments of joy that will last a lifetime. We love you both. You are our world and our blessed life. In the photo posted about it, both the twins are seen in black and white outfits.
After posting this post, many fans are piling birthday wishes in the comment section. They are sharing their greetings and happiness.
Recently, Nayanthara’s Hindi film ‘Jawaan’ opposite Shah Rukh Khan has hit the screens and is setting a record at the box office. Jayam has also finished acting in ‘Iraivan’ opposite Ravi. Apart from these, he has 2 more films in his possession.
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