Actor Vishal, known for his impactful performances in both Telugu and Tamil cinema, recently appeared visibly unwell during a promotional event for his upcoming film Madagaja Raja. Struggling to hold the mic and walk properly, his frail condition raised concerns among fans. However, actress Suchitra’s unexpected remarks about Vishal have stirred a major controversy online.
What Did Suchitra Say?
Suchitra took to social media to express her displeasure, making shocking allegations and comments about Vishal. In a now-viral post, she mentioned, “Karma never spares anyone.” She also shared a personal incident from years ago, accusing Vishal of inappropriate behavior.
Suchitra alleged that, during her husband Karthik’s absence, Vishal showed up at her door with a bottle of wine, asking for her husband. Upon hearing he wasn’t home, Vishal allegedly insisted on entering, stating, “That’s why I came.” Suchitra claimed she firmly refused and directed him to a mutual friend’s office before shutting the door. According to her, Vishal’s behavior that day left her deeply disturbed.
“Happy to See Him Like This”
Referring to Vishal’s current health condition, Suchitra controversially stated, “It goes without saying that I’m very happy to see him in this situation.” She implied that his ill health was a form of retribution for past actions.
Vishal’s Current Health Condition
Reports suggest that Vishal is battling a severe fever and was recently treated at Chennai’s Apollo Hospital. Despite his health issues, the actor made an effort to attend the promotional event, showcasing his dedication to Madagaja Raja.
Public Reaction
Suchitra’s comments have sparked a heated debate on social media. While some support her for speaking out about her experience, others criticized her for making insensitive remarks during Vishal’s illness.
Fans and well-wishers are expressing concern for Vishal’s recovery and are hopeful he will soon bounce back. Meanwhile, the controversy surrounding Suchitra’s allegations continues to dominate discussions online.