"Why Ramya when it comes to our house? If you talk about our grandchildren, I will get angry, Pushpa warns"

Social media trolls, fan wars, obscene comments These issues have become the subject of huge debate in Kannada cinema in recent times. Meanwhile, actress Ramya recently spoke to the media and slammed some people for making derogatory comments about Yash and Sudeep's families, especially their children. Ramya had said that the incident took place during a fan war between the two and she noticed it and stood against it.

Yash's mother Pushpa Arun Kumar, the producer of 'Kottalavadi', reacted sharply to the statement. "As a woman, Ramya stands up on this issue, which is good. But one has to be careful while talking about everyone. Not everyone comments badly, only a few do. Why do you need this? Will you spoil the name of Karnataka? It is not right to do this after being educated," he said.

"Why should Ramya come and talk about our house? Nothing needs to happen to Yash's house, yet he has spoken about our house. If I had known on the same day, I would have already sat on TV and answered. If someone talks about my grandchildren, I will give them more trouble than the children. As long as I am alive, I will not let anyone speak ill of them. If there is a mistake, apologise and leave everything behind," he said.

Meanwhile, Pushpa Arun Kumar advised everyone in the Kannada film industry and said, "Did you do it to Ramya today, will you do it to my daughter-in-law tomorrow? No one gives a guarantee. Even if you are your enemy, don't speak ill of your family and children." These statements have now sparked another debate in Sandalwood and the question of where is the boundary of fan wars has also come to the fore.