Just
recently,
Samantha
had
filed
defamation
cases
against
YouTube
channels
for
spreading
malignant
content
about
her.
The
actress
had
sent
legal
notices
to
the
owners
of
a
few
popular
YouTube
channels
and
also
a
retired
doctor
named
Venkat
Rao,
who
had
allegedly
spread
objectionable
speculations
about
her.
Well,
the
court
hearing
took
place
on
October
21
in
Hyderabad's
Kukatpally.
As
per
reports,
the
court
made
some
shocking
comments
on
the
case
and
opined
that
the
actress
could
have
sought
an
apology
instead
of
filing
a
defamation
case.
As
per
Mirchi9,
the
court
also
said,
"Celebrities
share
the
details
about
their
personal
lives
in
the
public
domain
and
they
then
file
defamation
suits."
Reportedly,
the
comment
was
made
after
Samantha's
advocate
requested
the
court
to
hear
her
plea
on
a
fast-track
basis.
Earlier,
Samantha
had
opened
up
about
facing
negative
comments
and
rumours
amidst
the
personal
crisis.
In
a
long
statement,
the
Oh
Baby
star
wrote,
"our
emotional
investment
into
a
personal
crisis
has
overwhelmed
me.
Thank
you
all
for
showing
deep
empathy,
concern
and
for
defending
me
against
false
rumours
and
stories
that
are
being
spread.
They
say
I
had
affairs,
never
wanted
children,
that
am
an
opportunist
and
now
that
I
have
had
abortions.
A
divorce
in
itself
is
an
extremely
painful
process.
Let
alone
allowing
me
the
time
to
heal.
This
attack
on
me
personally,
has
been
relentless.
But
I
promise
you
this,
I
will
never
allow
this
or
anything
else
they
say
break
me."
On
the
professional
front,
Samantha
will
next
be
seen
in
Shaakuntalam
(Telugu)
and
Kaathuvaakula
Rendu
Kaadhal
(Tamil).