The days have changed when there were separate actors for the characters like comedy and villains in movies and now the heroes play all the roles. The heroines are also mixing in all the characters without any shortage of them. In that way we will also get comedy, here we will find about five amazing heroines in comedy.
Urvashi Urvashi is famous for playing heroine in 80s cinema. Even though she plays the heroine, her specialty is to add a sense of humor to it. In that way many movies like Michael Madana Kamarajan, Munthanai Mudichu etc. can be cited as examples. Currently, she is acting as a mother and is attracting fans by doing comedy.
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Kalpana He is famous for the film Chinnaveedu directed and acted by Bhagyaraj and has acted in many films. Especially her comedy Alapparai in the movie Pammel Ke Sambandham, where she played the role of a nurse, will definitely be unforgettable to the fans.
Revathi A leading heroine in the 80s, Revathi has played many compelling roles. Apart from emotional characters, he has also dabbled in comedy. While performing in that genre, his comedy in movies like Women Only attracted the fans very much.
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Saukar Janaki He has acted with leading actors like MGR, Sivaji, Gemini and has acted in numerous films in Tamil as well as in Telugu and Kannada languages. In that way, he acted in the movie Dhillumullu along with Rajinikanth. In the film, which was completely made as a comedy, he impersonated and screamed Coconut Srinivasan. His body language and comedy impressed the fans a lot.
Ambika Ambika, who acted opposite many leading heroes like Rajini and Kamal, started playing mother characters after a period. He is currently acting in small screen serials and has also mixed comedy in some movies. In that way, he has done comedy in many movies along with Vadivelu and Manivannan.
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