Bigg Boss Tamil fame Sachana joins the cast of web series Heart Beat
Sachana Namidass
, who
rose
to fame with her participation in
Bigg Boss Tamil
Season 8, is set to make her digital debut with the popular
medical drama
web series Heart Beat. She will be seen portraying the character of young Rathi, a role expected to bring a fresh perspective to the ongoing narrative.
Currently streaming its second season, Heartbeat has won over audiences with its emotionally intense storytelling and realistic depiction of life inside a hospital. The series has carved a niche for itself by weaving together personal and professional challenges faced by doctors, nurses, and patients, making it a compelling watch for viewers.
Sachana's entry is expected to add a new layer of depth and intrigue to the storyline. With her strong screen presence and growing popularity, her addition has created quite a buzz among fans and followers of the show.
Before stepping into the world of OTT, Sachana made her acting debut in the Tamil films Maharaja and 1947. She is also gearing up for her next big-screen venture, SK23, alongside
Tamil cinema
's leading star Sivakarthikeyan, further cementing her place in the industry.
The ensemble cast of Heart Beat includes
Deepa Balu
, Anumol, Yogalakshmi, Ashwathy, and
Amit Bhargav
. Known for addressing relevant social issues and emotional complexities, the series has been praised for its layered characters and gripping screenplay.
As Sachana prepares to make her debut appearance in the upcoming episodes, fans are eagerly awaiting to see how her character, young Rathi, will influence the course of the story. Her arrival promises to heighten the drama and add more emotional weight to this already beloved series.
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