Tamil playback singer Swagatha S Krishnan, known for songs such as Yeno Pennae and Kadhal Kanmani, has made serious allegations in a recent interview that have drawn widespread attention across the entertainment industry.
Speaking in an interview with Sivasankari Talks on YouTube, she shared that her experiences during her time in the Tamil music industry had a deep personal and professional impact. According to her, the situation led her to step away from Chennai and take a break from active involvement in cinema.
Swagatha described incidents from her past career that she says occurred within a professional recording environment. She spoke about feeling unsafe and isolated during certain situations and claimed that the experience had long-term emotional effects on her life and career decisions.
She further stated that she believes similar experiences may have been faced by others, though she did not provide specific details or names. Swagatha also mentioned that she is considering legal steps in order to address her concerns and seek accountability.
Following these experiences, the singer relocated to Rishikesh, where she has been focusing on her personal well-being and stepping away from the film industry.
The interview has sparked discussion online, particularly around workplace safety and accountability in the entertainment industry. However, no official confirmation or response from the individuals referenced has been made public at the time of reporting.
