1990s South Indian Film Icons Reunite in Goa

In a rare and heartwarming event, some of the biggest names from 1990s South Indian cinema came together for a nostalgic reunion in Goa. The gathering brought together celebrated actors, directors, and choreographers, rekindling memories and friendships from a golden era of regional film history.

Among the notable attendees were veteran directors KS Ravikumar, Shankar, Lingusamy, Mohan Raja, and multi-talented Prabhu Deva. Iconic actors such as Jagapathi Babu, Meka Srikanth, Simran, Meena, Sangavi, Malavika, Sangitha, Reema Sen, Maheshwari, and Sivaranjani also participated in the gathering.

The group enjoyed various activities, including beachside chats, shared meals, and recollections of their cinematic journeys. These informal sessions sparked conversations about their collaborative projects, memories from film sets, and how the industry has evolved over the years.

The gathering also served as a reminder of their contributions to landmark films. For instance, KS Ravikumar directed Meena and Sangavi in Nattamai (1994), and Muthu (1995) with Meena. Shankar’s collaboration with Prabhu Deva in Kaadhalan (1994) remains a cultural milestone. Jagapathi Babu and Meka Srikanth teamed up in popular films like Manasulo Maata (1999) and Choosoddaam Randi (2000). Actress Maheshwari sang the iconic song ‘Valibam Vaazha Sollum’ with a stellar cast in Ullaasam (1997).

This Goa reunion was not just a celebration of nostalgia but also a tribute to an era that shaped South Indian cinema. Fans welcomed the glimpses from the event shared on social media, sparking widespread admiration and emotional responses.