Samantha Akkineni, Thalapathy Vijay - Sister And Brother?

South Indian Diva and Tollywood queen Samantha Akkineni has been winning hearts of all with her stellar performance in different movies. 

Recently, the Majili actress nailed her character in The Family Man: Season 2 web series which also starred Manoj Bajpayee in the lead. 

Sam, who made her acting debut with Ye Maaya Chesave (Telugu movie) in 2010 opposite Naga Chaitanya, has already made it to the A-list actors in the female category. She is among the first choices of producers and directors in the Telugu and Tamil film industries.

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The U-Turn actress has earned several accolades and appreciation for her beautiful acting. And this is why she has so far bagged prime roles in around 47 films.

On Monday, Tamil actor-comedian Yogi Babu shared a video clip on his verified Twitter handle and Sam retweeted the post by captioning it with red hearts. The clip was from 2017 movie 'Mersal' in which she is seen alongside star actor Thalapathy Vijay. 

The Rangasthalam actress has shared screen space with Thalapathy Vijay in Theri, Kaththi and Mersal. The pair was widely adored by movie lovers and fans are also waiting to see more movies of the duo.

The clip from Mersal has fuelled discussions after the actress shared it on her Twitter handle. 

What made the clip most hilarious was - Samantha was addressing Vijay as Tampi/ Thambi and the 'Master' actor referred to her as Akka which means brother (Tampi/ Thambi) and sister (Akka) in Tamil. 

Vijay played a triple role in the movie alongside South beauties Kajal Aggarwal, Nithya Menen and Samantha. 

Now the clip has triggered hilarious comments from fans and movie lovers.

One user commented, " This happens when you meet a girl for first time and she instead of calling u as a friend she call you bro."

While another user noted, " this scene always cracks me up every time"

The list of comments on YouTube on the same video also included: "Rosemilk became world famous because of this scene. The share market for rosemilk Rose High. Happy birthday Handsome vijay Anna. Love you."

The comment box also featured: "In subtitles she called him bro more than hundred time."

It certainly feels awkward to see a loving couple (on-screen) referring each other as brother and sister, isn't it!