A
few
days
ago,
the
popular
singer
Chinmayi
graed
plenty
of
attention
when
she
claimed
that
lyricist
Vairamuthu
had
once
harassed
one
of
her
friends.
She
also
shared
some
message
her
friend
had
sent
her
about
the
poet's
behaviour.
Post
this,
she
revealed
that
Vairamuthu
had
harassed
her
as
well
and
even
threatened
to
end
her
career.
As
expected
these
revelations,
ruffled
a
few
feathers
and
proved
that
the
Tamil
industry
is
no
stranger
to
harassment
in
the
workplace.
During
a
recent
interaction
with
the
media,
actor-turned-politician
Kamal
Haasan
spoke
about
the
controversy
and
said
that
only
the
accused
should
speak
about
the
incident.
He
added
that
the
#MeToo
movement
is
quite
praiseworthy
and
should
happen
in
an
'honest
way'.
"The
accused
should
step
out
and
speak
regarding
the
issue.
Others
who
are
not
associated
with
it
shouldn't
really
comment
on
this
whole
controversy.
I
welcome
the
#MeToo
movement
if
it
happens
in
an
honest
manner.
I
see
it
as
a
welcoming
change," he
added.
The
Vishwroopam
2
star
also
said
that
that
no
one
should
misuse
the
#MeToo
campaign
and
try
to
settle
personal
scores.
"The
movement
should
stay
genuine.
People
should
be
aware
of
the
problems
faced
by
women
in
society," he
added.
Kamal's
remarks
on
the
#MeToo
movement
make
perfect
sense
and
they
indicate
that
he
is
a
balanced
person.
In
case
you
did
not
know,
as
part
of
the
#MeToo
campaign,
women
are
naming
and
shaming
sexual
predators,.
So
far,
besides
Vairamuthu,
the
likes
of
Radha
Ravi
and
Mukesh
have
felt
the
wrath
of
the
movement.