Sudha Chandran, who is currently seen in Noyontara, recently made headlines after a video of her from a Mata Ki Chowki event went viral. In the clip, the veteran actress appeared to be in a trance-like state and looked emotionally overwhelmed and distressed. The video soon became viral on social media page. While many trolled Sudha, others expressed concern. The actress has now addressed the viral clip and the criticism surrounding it. In an interview with Tellyreporter, Sudha made it clear that she is not here to justify anything to anyone and is unbothered with people’s comment.Speaking about he viral video, Sudha shared, “Agar mujhpe maata aagayi hai toh main apne aap ko blessed samajhti hoon, kyunki mere zariye kitne logon ko woh blessings mile hai. Main ye maani hoon ki maa durga ne yaa kaali maa ne mujhe choose kiya toh main unke liye bahot special hoon. Toh ye mera mannana hai ab baaki log joh nahi mannana chahte woh unki problem hai.” (If the divine energy of the Goddess has come upon me, I consider myself truly blessed, because many people have received her blessings through me. I believe that if Maa Durga or Maa Kali has chosen me, then I must be special to them. This is my faith, and those who do not wish to believe in it, that is their choice.)
The Naagin actress further shared she is not going to give any justification and clarification regarding the incident, she said, “Main yahan par koi justification dene nahi aayi hoon, koi clarification dene nahi aayi hoon, kyunki uss topic ko cheddhna, uss par koi bhi pratrikriya dena bahot he haanikaarak hai. Ye mere liye bhi galat hoga.”(I am not here to justify myself or give any clarification, because talking about this topic or reacting to it in any way can be very harmful. It wouldn’t be right for me either.)She also responded to online trolls who mocked her and called her trance-like moment an exaggeration. “Aur joh log galat bol rahe hain main unko zyaada tawajoob nahi dena chahungi, Because woh unki soch hai each to its own karma. Jaisa jisko joh sochna hai socho, joh troll karna hai karo mujhe koi farak nahi padta,” she concluded.(I don’t want to give much importance to people who are speaking wrongly about me. That is their mindset—everyone faces their own karma. People can think whatever they want or troll me as much as they like; it doesn’t affect me at all.)
