Kavya Madhavan recently captivated an audience with her eloquent speech at an event, showcasing her charm and poise. The actress, who has been less active in films in recent years, participated as the chief guest at the Chennai Women’s Association’s 15th-anniversary celebration, where she distributed prizes for a news reading competition and presented the Suvarnaprabha Award to entrepreneur and philanthropist Jayadevi Chola.
During her speech, Kavya highlighted the importance of preserving and cherishing one’s mother tongue, saying, “If we cannot handle our native language gracefully, that’s the greatest shortcoming.” Her heartfelt and thoughtful words left the audience in awe.
Viral Moment with Dileep and Mohan
Singer Sujatha’s husband, Dr. V. Krishna Mohan, who was also present at the event, complimented Kavya’s speech during a recent encounter at producer Kottarakkara Ravi’s daughter’s wedding reception. Praising her, he said, “Your speech was extraordinary.” Standing nearby, Dileep quickly responded with a witty remark, saying, “Nothing I train her in ever goes wrong.”
This light-hearted comment left everyone, including Mohan, Kavya, and Sujatha, in fits of laughter. The moment, captured in a fan page video, has since gone viral on social media.
Kavya’s Return to the Spotlight
Kavya’s re-emergence into public life, especially through business ventures like Lakshya, has garnered significant attention. After facing challenges during Dileep’s legal controversies, her brand has made a strong comeback, now a favorite among several celebrities. Kavya, her daughter Meenakshi, and other family members frequently wear designs from Lakshya at events, further solidifying the brand’s prominence.
Fans, delighted to see Kavya back in the spotlight, are now calling for her return to acting. With the viral video of her speech and her public appearances gaining traction, the demand for her comeback continues to grow. Whether she will heed this call remains to be seen, but for now, Kavya is winning hearts both on and off the stage.