Samyuktha Menon: Dhanush's Heroine Who Left Her Family Name Is A Sign Of Another Separation?

Samyuktha Menon is the heroine who is most recognized with Malayalam movies. Recently, she has played important roles in many Telugu and Tamil films. Especially in Power Star Pawan Kalyan and Rana’s combination of multi-starrer film ‘Bhimla Nayak’, she played the role of Rana’s wife. After that, Nandamuri Kalyan hit the mark with the movie ‘Bimbisara’ starring Ram. At present Kollywood star hero Dhanush (Dhanush) will be seen opposite her in his first Telugu film ‘Sir’. Directed by Venky Atluri, the film is slated to release on February 17. Meanwhile, Samyukta Menon’s removal of family name from her name on social media profile has gone viral.

Instagram has removed ‘Menon’ next to her name from the display of her profile page. This surprised the netizens.. a discussion started as to why she had to remove her family name. However, it seems that Samyukta’s mother is separated from her father, so she does not want to continue the family name ‘Menon’ of her husband’s family. Hence, respecting the mother’s wish, Samyukta removed the family name.

But in a recent interview about the same, Samyukta said that if we all want equality, it is not good to have surnames. It’s true.. These days, any matter expressed by movie stars on social media is becoming a controversy. Moreover, it is already known that many heroines and celebrities have made headlines by changing their names on social media accounts.

As far as the related examples are concerned.. Star heroine Samantha changing her Instagram profile name from ‘Samantha Akkineni’ to just ‘S’ went viral on social media at that time. Since then, stories started in the media that she was breaking up with Naga Chaitanya. However, this couple, who have been avoiding giving clarity on this matter for the most part, finally officially announced that they have taken a divorce. Chiranjeevi’s younger daughter Sreeja was also in the news. After all, it has become common among celebrities to indirectly remove the sir name from their relationship.