Modhalum Kadhalum fame Ashwathy joins the cast of web series Heart Beat
Tired of too many ads? go ad free now
Her entry into the show is expected to add a fresh dynamic, promising fans a gripping blend of drama, emotion, and intrigue.
Heartbeat, a medical drama that has struck a chord with viewers for its emotionally charged storytelling and authentic portrayal of hospital life, has quickly risen to become a fan favourite. The show, which is currently streaming its second season, continues to captivate audiences with its ensemble cast and layered narrative.
With Ashwathy's inclusion, the makers are gearing up to take the series to new creative heights.
Ashwathy rose to fame through her role as Vedha in Modhalum Kadhalum, where her nuanced performance won hearts and earned critical acclaim. Her on-screen presence and ability to portray emotionally intense characters have made her a household name among Tamil television audiences. The transition to the digital space with Heart Beat marks a new milestone in her flourishing career.
The current season of Heart Beat features a talented cast including
, Anumol, Yogalakshmi, and
. Known for tackling social themes and personal conflicts within the backdrop of a bustling hospital, the show has received praise for its engaging screenplay and realistic character arcs.
As Ashwathy gears up to make her appearance in the upcoming episodes, anticipation is running high among fans who are eager to see how her character will shape the ongoing storyline. While details of her role are being kept under wraps, insiders hint at a pivotal character that could redefine the trajectory of the narrative.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Time of India
37 minutes ago
- Time of India
Music director Ravi Basrur to make debut in Tamil cinema with actor Arjun's next
Chennai, Aug 20 (IANS) Music director Ravi Basrur, best known for having scored music for the pan Indian blockbuster 'KGF', is to make his debut in Tamil cinema as a music director with actor Arjun's upcoming film, which went on floors with a traditional pooja here on Wednesday. Music director Ravi Basrur , best known for having scored music for the pan Indian blockbuster 'KGF', is to make his debut in Tamil cinema as a music director with actor Arjun's upcoming film, which went on floors with a traditional pooja here on Wednesday. The film, which is to be produced by AGS Entertainment, which is riding a success wave at the moment after having delivered blockbusters like 'Love Today' and 'Dragon', is to be directed by debutant director Subhash K Raj. The yet-to-be-titled film, which is tentatively being referred to as AGS 28, will feature two heroines -- actresses Abhirami and Preity Mukhundhan . The upcoming project has been designed as a wholesome family entertainer, say sources in the know. Interestingly, the director of the film, Subash K. Raj, previously had worked as an assistant director to actor and director Pradeep Ranganathan, who had a significant role to play in the successes of both 'Love Today' and 'Dragon'. Archana Kalpathi will take on the role of Creative Producer for this yet-untitled film, while her sister Aishwarya Kalpathi will be the Associate Creative Producer. S.M. Venkat Manickam will be the executive producer of this project. Sources say that apart from the lead actors, the film will also feature actors Vivek Prasanna , John Kokken, Arjun Chidambaram, Pawan, Dileepan, Vinod Sagar and Bala Hasan R in important roles. On the technical front, the film will have music by Ravi Basrur and cinematography by Arun Radhakrishnan. Pradeep E Ragav will take care of the film's editing while Veeramani Ganesan will be in charge of art direction. Phoenix Prabhu will direct the stunt sequences, and Dinesh Manoharan will design the costumes. The film is to be produced by Kalpathi S. Aghoram, Kalpathi S. Ganesh, and Kalpathi S. Suresh on behalf of AGS Entertainment. "Get the latest updates on Times of India, including reviews of the movie Coolie and War 2 ."
India.com
2 hours ago
- India.com
Coolie vs War 2 box office day 7: Rajinikanth or Hrithik Roshan - Whose film is a hit and who's flop? Check shocking collection reports
Coolie vs War 2 Box Office Day 7: Rajinikanth's Coolie and Hrithik Roshan's War 2 are giving tough competition to each other at the box office. Both films were released on the same day, i.e., August 14. However, Rajinikanth has asserted his stardom by taking the lead. Directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj, Coolie boasts an ensemble cast featuring superstars like Rajinikanth, Nagarjuna, Aamir Khan, Soubin Shahir, and Shruti Haasan. On the other hand, the inclusion of South star Jr. NTR as the antagonist is a major highlight of Ayan Mukerji's War 2. Let's take a look at how much both films have earned so far. Coolie Box Office Collection Day 7 According to movie trade website Sacnilk , the film earned Rs 220 crore on its seventh day at the box office. Coolie's earnings began to decline starting from the first Monday, after enjoying a strong run during the long Independence Day weekend. Despite the dip, Coolie remains the highest-grossing Tamil film of 2025 so far. According to a report by Sacnilk , War 2 earned Rs 3.49 crore across all languages on its seventh day – marking its lowest box office collection to date. As of August 20, the film has earned approximately Rs 196.99 crore. Coolie stars Rajinikanth in the lead role, with Nagarjuna playing the main villain, Simon. Speaking about the film's success, Nagarjuna said that breaking records was inevitable and described Coolie as a 'celebration of heritage and reinvention.' Aamir Khan appears in a surprise role, while the film also features Shruti Haasan, Upendra, and Soubin Shahir. This clearly indicates that Coolie is a definite hit, while War 2 may not be a flop, but it certainly lags behind Rajinikanth's film in terms of performance. STORY HIGHLIGHTS: There's a tough competition between Coolie and War 2 The box office collection of Coolie is more than War 2 Coolie has surpassed War 2 , earned Rs 220 crore in India While Coolie has proven to be a definite hit, War 2 earned Rs 196 crore on day 7.
&w=3840&q=100)
First Post
4 hours ago
- First Post
Netflix's 'The Royals' actress Nora Fatehi on stepping into Tamil cinema with 'Kanchana 4': 'When the film was offered to me...'
With experience in Malayalam and Telugu industries too, Nora reflects on the differences she's noticed. 'Every industry has its own flavour. Tamil cinema is very rooted in storytelling.' Nora Fatehi is stepping into Tamil cinema with a bang as she headlines Kanchana 4, the much-awaited fourth installment of the popular horror-comedy franchise. Already riding high on the success of her latest song Oh Mama! Tetema, Nora is embracing this new phase of her career with enthusiasm. Talking to a leading publication, about why she chose Kanchana 4, the actor shares, 'When Kanchana 4 was offered to me, I immediately felt it was the right project to step into Tamil cinema. The franchise already has such a strong legacy, and the script was so unique that I wanted to be part of it. I was looking to be a part of another comedy after the success of Madgaon Express.' STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Language has been a challenge, but Nora isn't one to shy away from experiments. 'Of course language is always a challenge, but I love challenges, I've had to adapt to Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam before, and now Tamil. It's definitely the hardest so far but I spend extra hours rehearsing my lines and working on the pronunciation,' she explains. What has kept her motivated is the encouragement she's received on set. 'The nicest thing has been the crew telling me they didn't expect me to be so natural in the comic bits. That kind of feedback really keeps me going. And I feel it's about respecting the culture, the language, and giving your best,' says Nora, who has earlier acted in films like Be Happy. With experience in Malayalam and Telugu industries too, Nora reflects on the differences she's noticed. 'Every industry has its own flavour. Tamil cinema is very rooted in storytelling, and there's a lot of emphasis on performance and strong scripts. Bollywood, on the other hand, has its own larger-than-life energy. Both industries are passionate about cinema, but the styles of working, the audience expectations, and even the filmmaking processes feel slightly different. For me, it's exciting to experience and learn from both worlds.'
