Tamil actress Vichitra makes casting couch allegations against Balakrishna

Tamil actress Vichitra makes casting couch allegations against Balakrishna. Vichithra, who was previously an actress, is currently a prominent participant in Bigg Boss Tamil Season 7, which Kamal Haasan is hosting. On November 1, the contestants were tasked with discussing a turning point in their lives. Vichithra mentioned her casting couch experience while working on a Telugu film, which resulted in her quitting cinema 20 years ago. She stated that she filed a complaint with the union regarding the incident, but no action was taken.

In 1991, Vichithra began her career in film and has since appeared in films in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada. She competed in Vijay Television’s famous cooking reality show, ‘Cooku With Comali 4’, as one of the finalists.

She ranks among the top performers on Bigg Boss Tamil 7. Yesterday, November 21st, she remembered the casting couch experience that caused her to quit cinema 20 years ago. She said that sharing her side of the story is her way of confronting her demons. In a 2012 India Today report, it was revealed that she sued stunt director A Vijay for ‘physical abuse.’ 

The Telugu Netizens are shocked as Tamil actress Vichitra makes casting couch allegations against Balakrishna. While some believe her, a section of people do not trust her. But her statement has been the talk of the town since midnight. It is noteworthy that she did not take the name of Balakrishna Exclusively, but everyone got understood that she was talking about Bhale Vadivi Basu film.

Vichithra said, “In 2000, a late actor suggested a film to me. I don’t want to reveal the details. The shooting took place in Malampuzha, where I met my husband. That’s where I faced my worst-ever casting couch experience. Everyone knows that I disappeared from films after my wedding. This was the reason. I wanted to forget this incident, but this wound was so deep that it never healed. Opening up about the incident right now means I’ve faced my demons. We were put up in a 3-star hotel where my husband was the general manager. There was a party where I met the hero (very famous). He never asked my name but asked me to come to his room. It was a huge shock for me. I didn’t understand what kind of a gesture it was. That night, I went to my room and slept. From the next day, I started facing a lot of issues during shooting.”

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