📌 Key Points
- Chinmayi Sripaada criticizes Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan for praising Vairamuthu after his Jnanpith Award.
- Chinmayi faces intense trolling for supporting Trisha Krishnan while calling out the actors.
- She compares the trolls to ‘Epstein protectors’ for defending alleged abusers.
- Chinmayi reminds critics of her formal complaint against Vairamuthu with the National Council for Women.
Singer Chinmayi Sripaada is facing backlash after she condemned Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan for congratulating Vairamuthu on his Jnanpith Award. Trolls are accusing her of hypocrisy, sparking heated debates and strong reactions from the singer.
Chinmayi Calls Out Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan
Trolls began questioning Chinmayi Sripaada for supposedly backing Trisha Krishnan after she called out Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan for lauding Vairamuthu.
Trolling Intensifies Over Trisha Krishnan Support
When they still persisted that she hadn’t answered, she hit back, “What next? Asking the family of the child raped in Thoothukudi? Or the family of those dead in custodial deaths? Or the women and the girl raped by Asaram Bapu? Or the 35 women in DMK’s Rajiv Gandhi’s sexual harassment complaint?” And yet, the trolling did not subside.
She also added, “Stop doing drama about Epstein files then. There is no difference between your lot and the Epstein protectors in the US. That’s why I keep saying, India must have its own Epstein list and you all will come out to protect your own.” Not just that, Chinmayi was also barraged by people questioning why she hadn’t taken legal action against Vairamuthu if her claims against him were true. The singer had to remind them of the formal complaint she had registered with the National Council for Women, along with documentation confirming its submission.
Singer Defends MeToo Allegations Against Vairamuthu
“Tamilians on Twitter here and their urgency to run to the support of a molester named by 17+ women is the greatest joke. Murpokku (progressive) Feminist Tamilnadu will always remain as the only place in the world to FORMALLY BAN a woman from working for just naming a molester,” she wrote, summing it up.
The controversy highlights the challenges faced by women who speak out against alleged abusers in the industry. Chinmayi’s strong stance continues to spark debate and draw attention to the need for accountability.
