"Lena Manimagalai - Your disgusting lie has made me cringe with shame. The story you have created with your imaginative abilities is out of jealousy which reeks when a pig rolling in a mud sees a man roaming around with a white shirt. You have proved that this world is only apt for scoundrels and jobless goons.

I wonder if my name would have been spared had I rolled in the mud with you? A 'modern woman' who gets into a car alone with a man who you've only met for a half-an-hour interview, I would have considered you to be a 'true person' had you stabbed the man (whichever innocent who owns that luxury car) in his chest. 

I have proof to prove all your statements to be a 'lie'. Before publishing them - I ask you to apologize to me on the same page where you have smeared my name. Otherwise, I would have no other go but to go to court to file a criminal defamation suit and use the money from the case to uproot 'social viruses' like you who use a movement like #MeToo to take out personal vengeance."

"Susi Ganesan's denial statement is a testament in itself for the wrong that he has done. My own life is the happiest life of my heart. How can he determine its success? My creations and the literary world would say if I am a poet or not. In cinema, I've taken a lot of good films than the movies he made. Heroes in my films are not scoundrels. What else can be expected from the sellers of conscience.

At the time I met Susi Ganesan, I was not in need of asking opportunities for becoming a poet/assistant director. After I tweeted about him, journalists and women have shared shocking information about him. I wish them the courage to open up about their experiences."