How Is This Allowed On YouTube? Gayathri Raguramm On Suchitra's Allegation Against Kamal Haasan

Actress-choreographer Gayathri Raguramm has expressed his displeasure over singer Suchitra's abusive comments and allegations against dignitaries including Kamal Haasan.

Nirmal Kumar, a functionary of the Information Technology (IT) wing functionary of All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), shared a video clip of Suchitra making some serious drug allegations in the interview.

He said, "It is an accusation that cannot simply be passed over, All those involved should be drug tested, and if they are caught, the entire network will be caught. Any clue to do this @mkstalin?"

Resharing the video, Gayathri said such allegations should not be made without proof. She wrote, "How is this allowed on YouTube ? This is serious allegation without proof. interviewer listening to every abusive word from guest. Maligning the characters of so many named.."

In an interview with Kumudham, singer Suchitra claimed that drug use has become prevalent among film personalities. She specifically mentioned instances of celebrities casually consuming drugs at parties hosted by an actor.

In the same interview, she made some serious allegations against his former husband Karthik along with a few celebrities.

She called her ex-husband a "gay" who had an affair with his friends. However, he has given a clarification stating that he will be proud of being homosexual.

Suchitra also abused Trisha Krishnan and Chinmayi in connection with the infamous 'Suchi Leaks' incident.

The "Suchi leaks" incident refers to a controversy that rocked the Tamil film industry in 2017. It involved leaked private photos and conversations of various celebrities, primarily actresses, being shared on social media platforms such as Twitter and WhatsApp.

The scandal began when singer Suchitra allegedly posted tweets containing intimate photos and videos of several celebrities. The leaked content included personal images and conversations, which led to widespread speculation and outrage within the industry and among the public.