Actor Sivaji’s remarks at the pre-release event of the film Dandora have sparked controversy. He stirred strong reactions after saying, Cheera kattukovadamlo andam untundi. Samanlu kanapadela battalu vesukovadam andam kadu. Alanti vallani chooste daridrapu munda ani tittalanipistundi.
The comments quickly drew criticism from within the film industry. Several actors and insiders expressed discomfort, stating that such remarks were inappropriate for a public film-related event and diverted attention away from the film itself.
The Women’s Commission took note of Sivaji’s statements and confirmed that the matter is under review. The Commission said legal consultation is underway and action will be initiated based on the outcome.
The Commission also issued a warning that strict action would be taken against anyone making derogatory remarks against women. The statement reinforced that public figures must exercise responsibility while speaking at public forums.
Film industry voices were among the first to react to the controversy. Insiders pointed out that some individuals act in films while simultaneously criticising how women are portrayed or dressed on screen.
In recent times, several film personalities have courted controversy by making statements unrelated to film promotions. A significant number of such comments have involved women actors, drawing repeated backlash.
Industry observers believe intervention by bodies like the Women’s Commission could act as a deterrent. Such steps may help keep public commentary by actors in check during promotional events.
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