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Chinmayi Counters Chiranjeevi

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The issue of the casting couch has once again become a hot topic in Tollywood. Recently, Megastar Chiranjeevi stated that there is no casting couch in the film industry and that new talent is always encouraged, to which singer Chinmayi strongly reacted to his comments. He also said that the industry reflects one’s own attitude and that professionalism protects people from negative experiences.

Chiranjeevi made these remarks during the success meet of Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu. He said that if a person is professional, no one can harm them, and issues like casting couch do not exist in the industry.

Casting Couch Issue: Chinmayi reacts to Megastar Chiranjeevi’s Comments

However, singer Chinmayi Sripaada strongly disagreed with Chiranjeevi’s comments. Reacting through a social media post, she stated that the meaning of the word “commitment” has been completely distorted in the film industry. According to her, many women are denied opportunities if they do not agree to so-called “full commitment,” which often implies sexual favors rather than professionalism.

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Men in the Film Industry Believe They Are Entitled to Sexual Favors in Exchange for Work: Chinmayi

Chinmayi said that women who believe commitment means dedication to work and professionalism are often shocked to learn its real meaning in the industry. She alleged that some men in powerful positions feel entitled and expect sexual favors in exchange for work. She also highlighted that sexual harassment and abuse remain widespread issues in the industry.

While acknowledging that senior actors like Chiranjeevi come from a generation that worked with mutual respect, Chinmayi pointed out that the reality today is very different. She emphasized that blaming women or denying the existence of the casting couch only silences victims and protects offenders.

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Chinmayi concluded by stating that the real problem lies with men who believe they are owed sex in return for giving work, and that the industry must acknowledge this reality instead of denying it.

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