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Suriya and Jyothika are undoubtedly one of the most loved couples of South Indian cinema. The couple has received love and appreciation from fans time and again. Suriya always credits her for his success and Jyothika repeatedly mentions that Suriya is a great husband, these two are the definition of couple goals.
But did you know that the couple had to face a lot of difficulties to stay together? Suriya and Jyothika have broken many cultural barriers to be together. With Jyothika being a Maharashtrian and Suriya being a Tamilian, their cultures and languages were completely different. But still they made their relationship by trying.
Suriya and Jyothika fought against all odds to be together
When Suriya and Jyothika first met on a film set, the actress was not fluent in Tamil. If you see, what Jyotika has done is very difficult. It is not an easy task to let your immediate family settle in a completely different state with completely different culture and language. But Jyothika had the courage to fight all this.
His journey has been one of patience and perseverance. On the other hand, during the time when they were in a relationship, there were many reports that Suriya’s family was against the marriage. But the couple stood by each other in every situation. Till date, they have stood by each other through the ups and downs in their respective personal and professional lives.
There is a lot of mutual respect and warmth in every conversation they have with each other. His company is not only of love but also of respect. The way they are the biggest support system for each other is really commendable.
For those unaware, the couple has two children, Diya and Dev. They fell in love while working together on the sets of Kaakha Kaakha and went on to work in several films with each other.
Read also: The naming ceremony of Ram Charan’s daughter Klin Kara came to the fore due to the presence of the Chenchu tribe; details inside
Suriya and Jyothika are undoubtedly one of the most loved couples of South Indian cinema. The couple has received love and appreciation from fans time and again. Suriya always credits her for his success and Jyothika repeatedly mentions that Suriya is a great husband, these two are the definition of couple goals.
But did you know that the couple had to face a lot of difficulties to stay together? Suriya and Jyothika have broken many cultural barriers to be together. With Jyothika being a Maharashtrian and Suriya being a Tamilian, their cultures and languages were completely different. But still they made their relationship by trying.
Suriya and Jyothika fought against all odds to be together
When Suriya and Jyothika first met on a film set, the actress was not fluent in Tamil. If you see, what Jyotika has done is very difficult. It is not an easy task to let your immediate family settle in a completely different state with completely different culture and language. But Jyothika had the courage to fight all this.
His journey has been one of patience and perseverance. On the other hand, during the time when they were in a relationship, there were many reports that Suriya’s family was against the marriage. But the couple stood by each other in every situation. Till date, they have stood by each other through the ups and downs in their respective personal and professional lives.
There is a lot of mutual respect and warmth in every conversation they have with each other. His company is not only of love but also of respect. The way they are the biggest support system for each other is really commendable.
For those unaware, the couple has two children, Diya and Dev. They fell in love while working together on the sets of Kaakha Kaakha and went on to work in several films with each other.
Read also: The naming ceremony of Ram Charan’s daughter Klin Kara came to the fore due to the presence of the Chenchu tribe; details inside
