Updated On: 06 March, 2020 07:17 AM IST | Mumbai | Uma Ramasubramanian
Despite roles in Raavan and Chennai Express, Priyamani says The Family Man brought her pan-India fame as she wins Best Supporting Actor nomination in the upcoming mid-day and Radio City Hitlist Web Awards.

Priyamani
People often ask me, 'What happened between you two in Lonavala?' And I say, 'What happens in Lonavala, stays in Lonavala,'" laughs Priyamani, gleefully aware that the sub-plot between her character and that of Sharad Kelkar in The Family Man piqued the audience's curiosity. As the wife who is exasperated with the workaholic nature of her husband — essayed by Manoj Bajpayee — and finds solace in her colleague, Priyamani was spirited and spontaneous. Little surprise then that she has bagged a Best Supporting Actor nomination in the upcoming mid-day and Radio City Hitlist Web Awards.
The audience may have sat up and taken notice of her in the much loved web series, but the South sensation's résumé is dotted with several Hindi films, including Mani Ratnam's Raavan (2010).