Women empowerment is something that we hear a lot but practice less today. For women, it is better if they fight their way themselves instead of depending on men. Nayanthara, the Lady Superstar, is one woman who didn't talk about all these empowerment kinds of stuff but has shown the direction throughout her life. Her huge success in her career is well known. What about all those pain?

Indian society always has different rules for men and women. You can do everything and be proud if you are a man whereas if you are a woman... Sshhhh. How could they change all of a sudden for Nayanthara? She got an opportunity to work with Rajinikanth very early in her career. And in the next year, rumors of her being in a relationship with Simbu became headlines after the pair worked together in 'Vallavan'. She didn't deny it like other celebrities. A rare woman has emerged.

Nayanthara was much spoken about for her personal relationship rather than her movies at that time. Her career was not helping her as well as she could secure only uninspiring roles. Then came Ajith's 'Billa'. It was a sensation for many reasons, particularly for Nayanthara's brave portrayal as Sasha. It's literally a comeback for her and she was damn classy and sexy in Billa. The youngsters came rooting in for her and her boldness in the film had announced the world that her breakup is only with her ex and not with her confidence.

In India, you are not expected to fall in love for the second time, especially if you are a woman. The society is all set to welcome you with terms like bitch if you do so. Nayanthara fell in love again, this time with Prabhu Deva, who is a married man. Love blossomed between them while shooting for 'Villu' and as always Nayanthara didn't try to cover it up as fake news. Nayanthara publicly revealed that she is in love with Prabhu Deva and even showed Prabhu Deva's name tattooed on her. Boldness personified, but what about morality? The 'society' came with all guns blazing this time as her relationship now is with a man who is married and has kids. Everyone spoke against it and condemned it as if she's involved in a crime. In this most difficult phase of her life, all she did was being patient without being explanatory. She knew that time would heal everything. Probably the best thing to learn from her.

When the same society tried to stop her from doing the role of Sita in the Telugu film 'Sri Rama Rajyam' citing her personal life as the reason, she understood how stupid they are and from that moment, it was a different Nayanthara who began answering to the jobless criticizers. From 'Raja Rani' in 2013, there is no turning back for her to date. She has 'created' a space for heroine-oriented films and today, a film starring Nayanthara in the lead is worth a maximum guarantee. Her 2018 film 'Kolamavu Kokila' had an early morning 5 AM show, which is still a dream for many heroes. She fell in love with director Vignesh Shivan in 2015 and the pair is very expressive and super cute. 

Despite a lot of failures in personal and professional life, she stands tall as the most desirable woman in the South Indian film industry. From 'Loosu Pennae' to 'Singappenney', Nayanthara's life has a lot to learn for young girls. There is no need to wait for someone else to lift you up. Like Nayanthara, create your destiny and become the queen of the world.