Did you know ‘Palayathu Amman’ actress Sanghavi once shared screen space with Vijay in Coimbatore Mappillai?

Veteran actress Sanghavi, who is set to make her television comeback with the devotional serial Palayathu Amman, has a long and notable film career that many viewers may not fully remember. Among her many big-screen appearances is Coimbatore Mappillai, the popular 1996 Tamil film in which she starred opposite Vijay. The actor, now one of Tamil cinema’s biggest stars, was still in the early phase of his career at the time, making the collaboration a nostalgic throwback for fans.

The serial Palayathu Amman features Sanghavi in a significant role, alongside actress Haripriya, who plays a pivotal character. The show also boasts a strong supporting cast, including Kamlesh, Anu Mohan and others. According to reports, the makers are placing a strong emphasis on spiritual events and divine elements, positioning the serial as a devotional drama rooted in faith and tradition. With devotional shows continuing to enjoy steady popularity among homemakers, expectations surrounding the project have been steadily building.

Sanghavi began her acting journey with Amaravathi, which marked the debut of Ajith Kumar as a lead actor. The film brought her early recognition, following which she went on to appear in several successful projects. Titles like Rasikan and Coimbatore Mappillai further cemented her presence in Tamil cinema, with the latter pairing her with Vijay. Over the years, she expanded her career across Tamil, Telugu and Kannada industries, acting in over 90 films and establishing herself as a familiar and versatile performer.

Beyond cinema, Sanghavi has also made a strong impression on television. She has previously been part of serials such as Gokulamthil Seetha, Savitri and Kalabhairavan, earning appreciation for her performances on the small screen. After a prolonged break from television, her return through Palayathu Amman has sparked interest among long-time fans who have followed her journey across mediums.