Actor Rima Kallingal Sends Defamation Notice to Singer Suchitra Over Drug Party Allegation
Rima Kallingal has sent a defamation notice to Suchitra after the latter alleged that Rima's residence was used for a drug-fuelled party.
Actor and Females in Cinema Collective (WCC) founding member Rima Kallingal has filed a defamation suit against playback singer Suchitra. Rima has sent a defamation notice to Suchitra after the latter alleged that Rima’s residence become used for a drug-fuelled birthday party. On September three, Rima took to her Instagram platform to term Suchitra’s allegations as “baseless.”
“For years, a lot of possible have stood with the WCC and its cause. It is that this strengthen and believe that prompts me to write to you now. Over the past two days, a couple of news outlets have reported on statements made by Tamil singer Suchitra in an interview with a YouTube channel. All the way through the 30-minute interview, she not simplest names and shames the survivor of the 2017 sexual assault, claiming the survivor ‘knew it become coming,’ but additionally alleges that CM Pinarayi, Mohanlal, and Mammootty conspired through the Hema Committee to sabotage the careers of actors like Fahadh. We all know why the Hema Committee become formed, and anyone suggesting otherwise has to be questioned,” Rima wrote.
“Despite the fact that these wild theories failed to make it into the mainstream news, her baseless statement about me-based on a news article she examine my so-sometimes called ‘arrest’ – gained traction. Let me make it clear that such an event never took place. I in general have determined to take action. I in general have filed a complaint with the Special Investigation Team and sent a defamation notice. To all who believe in our cause, let’s continue to march beforehand together. Thanks to your strengthen,” Rima said in her Instagram post.
Sexual assault allegations against prominent figures within the Malayalam film industry followed after the Justice Hema Committee report disclosing some shocking important points of crimes against women within the industry were made public.
The report containing shocking accounts of harassment, exploitation, and ill-treatment of women folk professionals took the total industry by storm.
The report become made public on August 19, after redacting the names of witnesses and the accused. It noted that the Malayalam film industry is controlled by about 10 to 15 male producers, directors, and actors who dominate and exert control over the industry.
The Justice K Hema Committee become constituted by the Kerala government after the 2017 assault case of a female actor. It become formed following a petition submitted by the Females in Cinema Collective.
(With ANI inputs)
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