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Hacked & Deleted: Trisha Decides to Quit

This Pongal turned into sorts of a nightmare for Trisha who woke up to find out that some haters posted a pic of an obituary to the actress for being batting for the welfare of the animals through PETA. She was in no way concerned with any comments made on Jallikattu.

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Celebrities like Kamal Haasan, Manchu Lakshmi among others came in support of Trisha and condemned those individuals who put up a demeaning post on the actress’ fake-death using abusive language. They appealed that no woman should be violated.

But, later came one tweet on her Twitter handle condemning Jallikattu, calling it a tradition with no justification and hence to be banned. Trisha claims this tweet to be the act of hackers and complained to the authorities and later decided to quit Twitter. She deleted her Twitter account.

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Manaswini K

Manaswini is a senior writer with extensive experience covering Telugu cinema, as well as the broader Indian film landscape, including Bollywood, Tamil, and other regional industries. With a strong focus on NRI (Non-R…

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