Private MMS of popular actress leaked online, video goes viral

A private video allegedly featuring a popular Kannada actress in an intimate moment with a businessman has surfaced online. The video, which has been rapidly circulated on multiple platforms, shows a woman believed to be the actress sharing a close and cosy moment with a man.

The clip has since gone viral, drawing mixed reactions from netizens. The clip shows the woman and the man in their private moment. While the identity of the woman seen in the video has not been officially confirmed, many social media users have speculated that it is the actress.

Video Allegedly Morphed

However, at the same time, a section of users has raised doubts, claiming the video is morphed or manipulated to defame the actress. No official statement has been issued so far by the actress or her representatives regarding the authenticity of the video.

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The viral clip comes months after the actress filed a police complaint accusing a businessman, identified as Aravind Venkatesh Reddy, of harassment, stalking, defamation and physical assault. In her complaint, she stated that she met the businessman at an event in Sri Lanka in 2022, following which he allegedly became obsessive and threatening. 

Accused Claims Relationship Consensual

She accused him of tracking her movements, morphing her photographs, threatening her family and forcing her to continue a relationship against her will.

The actress further alleged that in April 2024, she attempted suicide due to extreme mental stress and fear arising from his threats. She also claimed that she was assaulted in the ICU while hospitalised and that the harassment continued even after she approached the State Women’s Commission and Cyber Crime Police.

Meanwhile, the businessman has denied the allegations, claiming the relationship was consensual and alleging that he had spent large sums of money on her. Authorities are yet to confirm the origin of the viral video or its authenticity. Investigations are expected as the circulation of private content without consent is a serious cybercrime.

(OTV cannot independently verify the claims made by either party)