In Tamil cinema, some prominent actresses appear in films from time to time, but like a shining star, they appear in only a few films and then suddenly disappear.
Losing such beautiful actresses in just a few films is a huge disappointment and sadness for Tamil cinema fans.
Pranita Subhash
Pranita Subhash made her debut in the Kannada film Pokhiri in 2009. In the same year, he acted in the Telugu film M Billo M Billado.
After that, Pranitha made her debut in Tamil cinema in the Telugu film Bhaava, and in 2011, she acted in the film Udayan.
In the movie Sakuni…
After that, she acted in Kannada films such as Jarasandha and Bhimadeera Thalli, and in 2012, she acted opposite actor Karthi in the film Sakuni.
After that, Pranitha acted in Kannada films and in 2015, she acted opposite Suriya in the film Masu anaka Masilamani directed by Venkat Prabhu. It is noteworthy that only a few scenes came and went in the flashback.
Belongs to Bangalore
Pranita Subhash, who is a very beautiful actress and has a charming look that catches the eye, hails from Bengaluru. He has acted in Tamil, Telugu and Kannada language films and made his debut in a Kannada film which was a remake of the Telugu film Pokhiri.
Marriage with businessman
After that, she did not continue acting in films and later married businessman Nitin Raju. The couple has a daughter Arna.
This beautiful actress, who came to cinema from the modeling industry, has been staying away from cinema for some time as she could not get opportunities for herself.
Foot worship for husband viral
Last year, on the occasion of Adi Amavasya, a photo of Pranita performing foot puja for her husband Nitin Raju was released and created a stir. Notably, it went viral on a massive scale.
Pranita is very much into social media. So he often updates his sexy photos. Her latest swimsuit photos are going viral.
Even after becoming a mother…
Fans who have seen Pranita Subhash in a swimsuit have been relishing the photos over and over again, lamenting that she is still showing such extreme hotness even after becoming a mother to a child.
