Parvathy Thiruvothu, known for her performances in Ennu Ninte Moideen and Ullozhukku, recently spoke about an uncomfortable experience on a film set. Her statement has triggered a strong debate across social media platforms.
The actress recalled the incident from the first day of shooting for Maryan, starring Dhanush in the lead. She said she was asked to be completely drenched in water for a romantic scene.
During the shoot, the team reportedly poured a large amount of water on her. Parvathy then realised she had not brought a change of clothes. She requested permission to return to her hotel to change.
According to her, the team told her it was not possible to leave the set at that moment. She then revealed that she was on her period and needed to step away from the shoot.
Parvathy stated that the team appeared unsure how to react. She also mentioned that there were around 50 people on set, with only three women present at the time. Her remarks soon went viral online.
Following this, some social media users criticised the actress. They accused her of making controversial statements to stay relevant and questioned whether the situation was truly misunderstood by the crew.
Others argued that the issue could have been handled differently if communicated calmly. They claimed the team might have been more understanding if informed earlier.
At the same time, many people praised Parvathy for her courage. Supporters appreciated her for speaking openly about an uncomfortable experience faced during a shoot dominated by men.
The incident from the sets of Maryan has now sparked widespread discussion. Social media continues to be divided, with many users sharing strong opinions on both sides.
