
Keeping the commercial or critical success aside, what is surprising everyone is Sharath deactivated his Twitter handle. He was known for his active interactions there.
In fact, during the release of “Mem Famous,” he even engaged in debates on Twitter Spaces, defending the film against criticism.
Being in digital PR, it’s kinda surprising that Sharath struggled with managing his own social media account.
There are also ongoing discussions about a YouTube reviewer alleging that Chai Bisket’s Sharath threatened him over a negative review. However, only one side of the story has surfaced so far.
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