Vijay Sethupathi denies casting couch allegations | Image: Republic
Earlier this week, a woman took to her X (formerly Twitter) to level serious allegations against Vijay Sethupathi. The post alleged serious harassment accusations against the Merry Christmas actor. In an official statement, the actor has denied all allegations and claimed that the woman blaming him is spinning a story for minutes of fame.
Vijay Sethupathi dismisses all sexual assault allegations
Speaking to Deccan Chronicle, Vijay Sethupathi categorically denied the allegations. He said, Anyone who knows me even remotely will laugh at this. I know myself too. This kind of filthy accusation cant upset me. My family and close friends are upset, but I tell them, Let it slide. This woman is obviously doing it to be noticed. She has her few minutes of fame, let her enjoy it.
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A file photo of Vijay Sethupathi | Image: X He added that he has made a formal complaint to the cybercrime department. Vijay continued, "Ive faced all kinds of whispering campaigns for seven years. Such targeting has not affected me so far. It never will.
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What are the allegations against Vijay Sethupathi?
A screengrab of the post levelling accusations on Vijay Sethupathi | Image: Reddit On July 28, a woman named Ramya Mohan took to her X (formerly Twitter) account to share the sexual exploitation of her friend at the hands of Vijay Sethupathi. In the now-deleted post, she detailed how the actor demanded favours from the young girl in exchange for money. While the post did not mention the name of the victims or timeline of the accusations, the text read, Its insane how some insensitive morons are more focused on questioning the source or blaming the victim than actually acknowledging the truth& This was her life, her pain. The post also read, @VijaySethuOffl has offered Rs. 2L for caravan favours, Rs. 50k for drives and acts like a saint on social media." While the post was taken down from X, a screengrab of the same landed on Reddit.
