In a shocking revelation, Prithviraj Sukumaran's mother, Mallika, has accused the Malayalam film industry of orchestrating a malicious cyber attack against her son. But is this a targeted campaign or a mere coincidence?
Mallika believes that her son, a prominent actor and filmmaker, is being systematically targeted to ruin his career. She claims that after the release of Prithviraj's film 'Vilaayath Budha' on November 21, he became the victim of online abuse, specifically aimed at his elimination from the industry.
Here's the twist: Mallika alleges that the very organizations that should be supporting her son are turning a blind eye. She points fingers at the film associations, questioning their silence and inaction. But is this a fair accusation, or are there complexities we're yet to uncover?
She boldly stated, 'The attempt is to eliminate Prithviraj as an actor from the industry, and those in the Malayalam film industry are responsible.' She also mentioned actor Thilakan's son, Shammi Thilakan, facing similar opposition in his career growth.
Mallika has taken a stand, urging the film industry to intervene and even providing the IDs of the alleged attackers. But will her plea be heard? And what does this mean for Prithviraj's upcoming projects, including 'I Nobody', 'Khalifa', and 'Santhosh Trophy'?
This controversy sparks a crucial debate: How can the film industry ensure fair treatment and protection for its artists? Is it time for a comprehensive review of industry practices and support systems?
What do you think? Is Mallika's claim a cry for justice or an overreaction? Share your thoughts below, and let's explore the intricacies of this intriguing situation.
