Is Abhilasha Already Married? - Page 2

Originally posted by: sunandshine

Matters no? Voting ke liye yeh sab info chaiye hota hai India mein😛

omg after so long! 🤗 missed you!

Originally posted by: bandicoot

maybe off topic

but chellam in tamil means something that is akin to "apple of the eye"

i knw it is from ehr dads name..even then it is a supercute surname

Are you sue it is Chellam =>apple of the eye" ?

She has also been spelled as Abhilasha Venkatachalam in SVOI. May anybody having seen her name written in Tamil may actually say whether it should be transliterated as Chellam or Chalam!

Originally posted by: sunandshine

Haha! missed you guys a lot..Angel told me the whole gang is here and I am here🤗

am i included😃?

Originally posted by: gopalbhai

Are you sue it is Chellam =>apple of the eye" ?

She has also been spelled as Abhilasha Venkatachalam in SVOI. May anybody having seen her name written in Tamil may actually say whether it should be transliterated as Chellam or Chalam!

lol literally apple of the eye in tamil is kanmani

chellam means dearest...which is close to apple of the eye..atleast colloquially it is

I havent seen her name in tamil.i just saw the way her name was spelt...and i am sure it is what i meant

Originally posted by: bandicoot

am i included😃?

I replied in the topic posted by you😊 Check check😃

OMG, I did not know I will get such a royal treatment here..Good that I went MIA..I feel like a queen on returning back 😳

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Originally posted by: bandicoot

lol literally apple of the eye in tamil is kanmani

chellam means dearest...which is close to apple of the eye..atleast colloquially it is

I havent seen her name in tamil.i just saw the way her name was spelt...and i am sure it is what i meant

Just applied my thought this way - Venkatachalam seems to be more in line keeping in mind the meaning in conjunction the Venkata part. Venkatachalam does appear as quite a popular name , meaningful as well => "Hill of lord venkata" !

Originally posted by: gopalbhai

Just applied my thought this way - Venkatachalam seems to be more in line keeping in mind the meaning in conjunction the Venkata part. Venkatachalam does appear as quite a popular name , meaningful as well => "Hill of lord venkata" !

you are perfectly right here

venkatachalam makes more sense

ive heard of her referred to as as abhilasha chellam more..hence the confusion

SAS
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She was known as Abhilasha Venkatchalam in SVOI too, same as SRGMP this season :)

hey SAS 🤗 kuthe gayab hotis itke divas???? 😡 😆