Darshan's Kaidi Number 6106 Goes Viral, Fans Tattoo And Deck Vehicles With Stickers

In a striking display of solidarity, fans of Kannada star Darshan Thoogudeepa are taking their admiration to a new level by getting tattooed with his jail prisoner's number. The unique trend has swept across Darshan's fanbase following his brief arrest in the murder of a 33-year-old fan named Renuka Swamy. The number has become a symbol of their devotion to the actor, who is currently an under-trial prisoner in Parappana Agrahara Prison.

Photos and videos of fans proudly displaying their tattoos and vehicle stickers have gone viral across social media platforms. The prisoner's number, 6106, is the under-trial number assigned to Darshan in Parappana Agrahara Prison. The number has become a symbol of solidarity among the actor's fans, who have been tattooing it on their bodies and sticking it on their vehicles.

For those unfamiliar with the situation, Darshan was arrested in connection with the murder of a 33-year-old fan named Renuka Swamy. The incident began when Renuka allegedly sent obscene messages to Darshan's close friend, actress Pavithra Gowda. The victim's body was later found disposed of in a drain in Bengaluru.

Darshan and his associates were taken into custody on June 11 and will remain arrested till July 4 in connection to the alleged murder of Renukaswamy. The case has been registered at Kamakshipalya police station.

Despite the circumstances, Darshan's fans have rallied around him.

Darshan recently met his wife Vijayalakshmi and son Vinish in Central Jail. After meeting him, Darshan's wife, Vijayalakshmi, recently took to Instagram to address the escalating situation involving her husband's fans. In her heartfelt post, she urged fans to refrain from actions that could worsen the tensions and expressed sadness over their current predicament.

"It is sad that we are in this situation today that we have to stay at a distance from him. I have spoken to him in detail about the situation outside and it has touched his heart. He has urged all his celebrities to stay calm and focus on doing good deeds and he is sure that he will be part of your prayers," she wrote.

Vijayalakshmi emphasized that Darshan loves his fans deeply and is affected by their current situation. She also reiterated their faith in the judicial system and expressed hope for better days ahead.

From D-Gang to Kaidi No 6106: Will Darshan's Legal Battle in Renukaswamy Murder Case Hit the Silver Screen?

Meanwhile, several filmmakers have approached the film chamber showing their interest in making the movie based on the ongoing case.

According to recent media reports, filmmakers have approached the association to register several titles, including "Pattanagere Shed," "D-Gang," and "Khaidi No 6106." However, the requests have been denied due to the ongoing legal proceedings. Filmmaker Rocky Somli, who had sought to register the title "D-Gang," revealed that he had selected this title two years ago and even composed a song based on it.

"All preparations were made well before Darshan's arrest. This has nothing to do with the current case. After Darshan's arrest, I noticed many news programs using similar titles, prompting us to secure the title before anyone else. Unfortunately, the film chamber has declined approval. We hope to obtain it, given our planning two years ago and substantial evidence," he explained.

Shiva Rajkumar Cautious in Commentary on Darshan Case

Shiva Rajkumar, when asked about the murder case involving Renukaswamy, expressed caution in his response. "Destiny plays a role in such matters. We must consider the correctness of our words before speaking. It pains me deeply when such incidents occur," he commented. Shiva Rajkumar emphasized the importance of awaiting the judiciary's decision. "Both Renukaswamy's and Darshan's families are suffering. It pains me to see Darshan's son. We must confront every challenge. Let's wait for the investigation's outcome. What's meant to happen will happen. I prefer not to say more. Destiny governs everything," he concluded.