‘Thalayanai Pookal' fame Nisha Ganesh joins the cast of ‘Mounam Pesiyadhe'

Actress Nisha Ganesh, known for her impactful roles in popular Tamil serials such as Thalayanai Pookal, is all set to make her presence felt in the ongoing TV drama Mounam Pesiyadhe.
With her entry, the show is poised to explore fresh narrative arcs and deepen its emotional resonance with viewers.
Mounam Pesiyadhe, which premiered in November 2024, has steadily risen to become a favourite among Tamil television audiences. With strong performances by lead actors Jovita Livingston,
Fouziee
, and
Ashok Kumar
, the serial has continued to maintain impressive TRP ratings, thanks to its gripping storyline and relatable characters.
Nisha
Ganesh
's addition to the cast is expected to bring a new dimension to the show. Known for her versatility and charm, Nisha has impressed audiences with her performances across television and film. Her career highlights include her standout role in Thalayanai Pookal, and she has also been a host and anchor on several Tamil TV shows.
As Mounam Pesiyadhe continues to captivate viewers with its layered storytelling, the inclusion of a seasoned actress like Nisha Ganesh promises to elevate the drama and offer audiences yet another reason to stay tuned.

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