South Indian actress reveals that she had a crush with Hrithik Roshan, was heartbroken on his wedding day!

South Indian actress Meena, who has completed 40 years in the film industry, has made some surprising revelations in a recent chat show hosted by actress Suhasini on Tamil channel ‘Cine Ulagam’. Meena confessed that she had a crush on Bollywood superstar Hrithik Roshan and was heartbroken when he got married.

“I used to tell my mother that I want a husband like Hrithik. I was heartbroken on his wedding day. I was not married then,” Meena said on the show. Suhasini shared a photo of Meena meeting Hrithik, which prompted her to make the confession.

Meena also revealed that she was offered the negative role played by Ramya Krishnan in Rajinikanth’s superhit film ‘Padayappa’. However, she turned it down based on her mother’s advice, who feared that playing a negative character while she was shining as a heroine would affect her career. Meena admitted that she later regretted the decision.

Meena began her acting career as a child artist in the Tamil film ‘Nenjangal’ in 1982. She went on to act in several successful films in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi languages. She has won numerous awards for her performances, including four Filmfare Awards in South India.

Meena has been a part of some of the most memorable films in South Indian cinema, such as ‘Muthu’, ‘Sethu’, ‘Rhythm’, ‘Iruvar’, and ‘Drishyam’. She is known for her versatile roles and has won accolades for her performances in both positive and negative roles.

The chat show episode featuring Meena has created quite a buzz on social media, with fans and celebrities sharing their reactions to her revelations. Meena’s honesty and humility have won her even more admirers, and fans are eagerly waiting to see her on the big screen again.

Meena’s revelations about her crush on Hrithik Roshan and the role she turned down have given fans an insight into the actress’s personal and professional life. Her journey in the film industry is an inspiration to many aspiring actors, and her contributions to South Indian cinema will always be remembered.