Going by the latest news from Chennai, we have come to know that the budding actress Gayathri Raghuram was caught driving her vehicle under the influence of the alcohol. Even after getting caught, she is said to have created a mess and was charged with a fine of 3500 rupees.

Gayathri Raghuram has come up on Twitter to give the clarification on the same too. She has a complete version to tell the public. She revealed that she was not under the influence of alcohol and gave clarity on the incident.

“I like to prove what exactly happened and the conversation. I have nothing to hide. But no one is willing to hear the truth keeping both me and cops together I like to talk. If they say cops drop me home it’s a lie I drove myself I was not dropped at ?. I was ready for bloodtest. They dint want to test me. I was under medication for wheezing and cough and heavy cold. I was not keeping well for last week. I dint want to argue I rather paid them what they want and left. I’m still not keeping wel. If anything happens to me will they take the blame for shame? Cops did their duty. I dint feel bad about it. But those spreading wrong news r wrong.” tweeted Gayathri.

Telugu Bigg Boss’ graph is filled with a lot of ups and downs but the season two of Tamil Bigg Boss is taking place with a lot of exciting elements. Ulaganayagan Kamal Haasan is the host for the second season of the TV show. Kamal Haasan, in a recent episode, reacted to certain incidents happening in the house and it has become viral now.

The women in the house are not behaving rightly and are also involved in smoking. Kamal Haasan reacted to the same saying, “Women are not allowed to do certain things that men usually do. We have our culture and tradition.” said Kamal Haasan in the shot.

Bigg Boss season one contestant Gayathri Raghuram responded to this saying that Kamal Haasan is wrong. “Women do not think that they are superior to men and there is no difference between the two genders. Smoking is injurious to everyone. I feel that Kamal’s comments are inappropriate.”

A Hyderabad activist has approached the State Human Rights Commission (SHRC) in Andhra Pradesh accusing Bigg Boss Telugu of human rights violations. He appealed that sticking plaster across the mouth, dipping into swimming pools several times and chopping onions as punishment are considered to be ‘inhuman activities.’

Going into details, Achyut Rao has approached the SHRC claiming that the Junior NTR-hosted reality TV show is engaging its participants in ‘inhuman activities. He raised objections to the punishment given to the contestants while luring them with prize money.

He said that, “The participants are punished often. They are made to stick a plaster on their mouth so that they do not talk, eat, or drink water for hours. They are asked to dip 50 times in swimming pools and are made to sleep in the garden at night. They are also asked to chop a bag full of onions as punishment.”

He points out at the punishments being given to the inmates and fears such acts might lead to death. The petitioner draws the commission’s attention by bringing in the Madras High Court’s objection to the Tamil version of Bigg Boss.

On the other end, the Tamil version hosted by Kamal Haasan has landed in a series of controversies. Some political parties have slammed the show of presenting vulgarity in the name of entertainment, while lesser-known political outfit Puthiya Tamizhagam has filed Rs 100-crore defamation case against the host, the channel and participant Gayathri Raghuram for an objectionable comment.

However, despite many controversies, both the versions of Bigg Boss have struck the chord with the viewers and garnered huge TRPs.