Outrage Explodes as Rape Accused Madenuru Manu Allegedly Declares Sandalwood Icons' Deaths and Insults Kannada Cinema – Fans Demand Swift Justice
Bengaluru: In a jaw-dropping twist that has sent shockwaves through the Kannada film industry and the public, an explosive audio clip allegedly featuring rape accused Madenuru Manu has surfaced online. The viral clip, circulating rapidly across social media platforms, contains deeply offensive and shocking statements about some of Sandalwood’s biggest icons, including Dr. Shivarajkumar, Dhruva Sarja, and the late Darshan.
The audio, allegedly leaked by the rape victim, identified as Minchu, from her Instagram tram account, features the accused making brazen and disturbing claims:
"Shivarajkumar will die in another six years. I know Dhruva sir for another eight years and Darshan is dead. I won’t do a film for another six years."
If the voice is indeed that of Manu, it’s not just a distasteful prediction—it’s a direct affront to Kannada culture, fans, and the grieving families of these stars. The audio also hints at deliberate slander aimed at creating rivalry among iconic actors.
The victim reportedly captioned the leaked clip stating she was “giving a competition between three of them,” a cryptic statement that has left netizens both confused and enraged.
This controversy, already intense due to the rape allegations against Manu, has now taken a darker turn, provoking public fury and calls for immediate legal and cinematic blacklisting of the accused.
A senior Kannada film journalist reacted, saying,
“If this audio is authentic, Manu has crossed all lines—not just of law, but of basic humanity. This is no longer just a legal issue—it’s a cultural insult.”
The outrage is mounting by the hour, with fans demanding an official forensic voice analysis to confirm the authenticity of the clip. Activists and legal experts are also demanding that these statements be included as evidence of the accused’s psychological tendencies and motive-building behavior in the ongoing rape case.
Public Reaction: "This is not just defamation – this is emotional terrorism!"
Social media has erupted in solidarity with Kannada film stars, with hashtags and open letters being posted in support of Shivarajkumar, Dhruva Sarja, and the late Darshan. Twitter/X, Instagram, and Facebook are ablaze with calls for a total boycott of Manu, should he ever attempt a comeback in the industry.
This controversy once again opens the debate around the character of public figures, the misuse of fame, and the deep emotional connection between fans and their icons.
As the investigation into both the rape case and the audio clip continues, one thing is clear – Karnataka wants justice. And it wants it now.
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