Singer
Chinmayi
Sripada
has
always
been
known
for
being
vocal
about
social
issues.
The
singer
made
the
headlines
with
her
strong
opinion
on
the
infamous
MeToo
movement
in
India.
Now,
recent
coverage
by
a
YouTube
channel
has
made
Chinmayi
angry.
Well,
as
we
all
know,
Bigg
Boss
Tamil
4
hosted
by
Kamal
Haasan
is
all
set
to
go
on
air
soon.
Ever
since
the
show's
promo
was
released,
media
houses
have
begun
speculating
about
the
contestants.
Recently,
a
YouTube
channel
reported
that
Chinmayi
is
a
part
of
the
show
and
referred
to
her
as
'controversial
due
to
the
#MeToo
movement.'
After
learning
about
the
coverage,
angry
Chinmayi
slammed
the
online
media
channel
and
said
that
she
is
not
a
part
of
the
show.
The
singer
shared
a
long
post
on
her
Instagram
story
in
which
she
has
given
a
befitting
reply
to
the
channel.
Chinmayi's
post
reads,
"I
saw
a
youtube
tamil
channel
name
me
as
one
of
the
'shortlisted'
names
for
BigBoss.
Only
the
way
they
referred
to
me
was
'Before
Vanitha,
Chinmayi
has
been
known
for
controversy
due
to
the
MeToo
Movement.'
The
voice
over
belongs
to
a
man.
Whoever
it
might
be.
The
bigger
battle,
these
people
who
run
youtube
channels
or
are
part
of
the
Nakkeerans
of
the
world
have
no
brains,
nor
intellect
nor
understanding
of
what
is
controversial
and
what
is
creating
awareness.
The
most
interesting
part
-
the
video
starts
with
Veettuku
Periyavar
as
Radha
Ravi
'avargal.'"
(sic)
"Even
Mr
Radha
Ravi
who
is
abusive
out
in
the
open
gets
respect
when
addressed;
the
man
has
embezzled
dubbing
union
money,
has
sexual
harassment
allegations
against
him
but
Saar
is
Saar.
And
I
am
referred
to
as
controversial.
What
does
one
do
when
mainstream
media
is
made
of
humans
like
this?
How
much
does
one
educate?
I
would
never
be
in
a
show
like
Big
Boss.
All
the
'speculative'
videos
/
articles
are
using
my
name
for
publicity
and
to
earn
money.
No
one
else
would
know
of
them
otherwise,"
(sic)
Chinmayi
added.