Twitter is abuzz with the deleted scene fromThalapathy Vijay's Master film which has now been let out. Noted dubbing artist and singer Chinmayi Sripaada has now reacted to the deleted scene. She hailed Master director Lokesh Kanagaraj with reference to the sexual harassment scene in the film which is shown from the perspective of survivor.
Taking to Twitter she wrote, "So glad the director wrote this scene. Someday the survivor will no longer be blamed for sexual harassment. Until then we wait. And keep speaking up despite Vairamuthus and Radha Ravis and MJ Akbars of the world. Not to mention everyone else that stands with molesters."
Chinmayi one of the prominent persons from showbiz who raised voice in #MeToo movement had accused National Award winning lyricist Vairamuthu for misbehavior.
Narrating her ordeal when quteioned by anonymous netizens on her veracity, she had posted,“Year 2005/2006 maybe. Veezhamattom. An album for Srilankan Tamizhs that I had sung in, as had Manikka Vinayagam sir. I dont remember if it was a book or an album release or both now; the performances and launch happened in Switzerland in (Bern / Zurich maybe). We sang. We went to Switzerland. We performed. Everyone left. Only my mother and I were asked to stay back. The organizer (I dont remember his name) asked me to visit Vairamuthu sir in a hotel in Lucerne. I asked why. He told me to cooperate. I refused. We demanded to be sent back to India. He said ‘You wont have a career!’ My mother and I both put our foot down, career vendam mannum vendam. Demanded an earlier flight to India and came back,"