The iconic singing reality show indian Idol will premiere on telugu OTT platform aha on february 25, every saturday and friday evening. The judges for the singing reality programme will be S Thaman, Nithya Menen, and Karthik. Followers have criticised the reality show's creators for casting #MeToo accuser Kartik as a juror advance of the premiere.
Chinmayi Sripada, the first person from the South indian movie business to name songwriter vairamuthu and karthik during in the #MeToo movement, is now receiving a flood of letters. chinmayi posted screenshots of one of the numerous texts she had received. According to the user, "There are several adjectives that are extremely crucial. He is not karthik, although he has been accused of being karthik by several ladies. The victims are having difficulty finding work, and the defendants will be the judges (sic)."
Chinmayi replied in response to this remark, "I've had a lot of DMs over this. As someone who is fighting the system legally, it is exhausting for me to have to call out every single one of these events - and there are a lot of them - while everyone else sits on the sidelines the drama unfold. Sexual harassment is a cultural issue that requires everyone to take action. Please. Beyond a certain point, it appears that there are only 5-6 of us women faced different court cases since we had to perform the labour and then respond to the question, "How much you didn't even call it out?" Is it because he belongs to the upper caste?"
Chinmayi Sripada, the first person from the South indian movie business to name songwriter vairamuthu and karthik during in the #MeToo movement, is now receiving a flood of letters. chinmayi posted screenshots of one of the numerous texts she had received. According to the user, "There are several adjectives that are extremely crucial. He is not karthik, although he has been accused of being karthik by several ladies. The victims are having difficulty finding work, and the defendants will be the judges (sic)."
Chinmayi replied in response to this remark, "I've had a lot of DMs over this. As someone who is fighting the system legally, it is exhausting for me to have to call out every single one of these events - and there are a lot of them - while everyone else sits on the sidelines the drama unfold. Sexual harassment is a cultural issue that requires everyone to take action. Please. Beyond a certain point, it appears that there are only 5-6 of us women faced different court cases since we had to perform the labour and then respond to the question, "How much you didn't even call it out?" Is it because he belongs to the upper caste?"
