Oviya files police complaint after her alleged 'morphed' video leaks online
As soon as her purportedly private video started making the rounds online, Oviya became the talk of the town. The actress did not discuss anything in public, but it appeared that she addressed the matter on Instagram. Oviya has reportedly finally come forward and filed a complaint with the chennai police commissioner, according to a news 18 report.
In an interview with the newspaper, Oviya's manager stated that Oviya was not in the video and that the actress had filed a complaint against the miscreants. "It is a morphed video made by someone who wanted to tarnish Oviya's name," her manager stated. She has brought the issue up with the police commissioner and will prosecute the offender if needed."
The manager of Oviya went on to say that they could not discuss or divulge too many facts regarding the accused since it was a "sensitive issue". In addition, the bigg boss tamil star's performance has suffered since the private footage went viral. The day after Oviya's purportedly private video became public on social media, she uploaded a photo to instagram with her crossed fingers. Several internet users asked her about the leaked video in the comments section shortly after she published the article.
In an interview with the newspaper, Oviya's manager stated that Oviya was not in the video and that the actress had filed a complaint against the miscreants. "It is a morphed video made by someone who wanted to tarnish Oviya's name," her manager stated. She has brought the issue up with the police commissioner and will prosecute the offender if needed."
The manager of Oviya went on to say that they could not discuss or divulge too many facts regarding the accused since it was a "sensitive issue". In addition, the bigg boss tamil star's performance has suffered since the private footage went viral. The day after Oviya's purportedly private video became public on social media, she uploaded a photo to instagram with her crossed fingers. Several internet users asked her about the leaked video in the comments section shortly after she published the article.