"They Forget I Have a Daughter": Meena Slams False Marriage Gossip

South Indian actress Meena has strongly reacted to the false rumours about her second marriage. The actress clearly said that such gossip is completely untrue and has caused her deep mental pain. Meena, who has acted in many popular films in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada said people should stop spreading stories without knowing the truth.

Meena began her career at a very young age and later became one of the most loved actresses in South Indian cinema. She worked with top stars like Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan, Mohanlal, Mammootty, Chiranjeevi, and Venkatesh. Even today, she continues to receive respect from audiences for her talent and dignity.

A few years ago, Meena faced a major personal loss when her husband Vidyasagar passed away due to health issues. That phase was extremely painful for her. She stayed strong for her daughter and focused on rebuilding her life slowly. While she was trying to heal, rumours about her second marriage started spreading on social media.

In an interview, Meena spoke openly about how these stories affected her. She said, "People are still talking about my second marriage. This is completely unacceptable. They forget that I have a daughter and she is also seeing all this." Her words showed how deeply hurt she felt by the careless behaviour of some people online.

Meena also shared her emotional reaction to such gossip. She said, "When I see such news, I feel sad and angry. If there was at least a little truth, it would be okay. But writing stories based on imagination is wrong." She added that being a woman and a celebrity does not give anyone the right to write anything about her life.

The actress explained that she chooses to stay positive despite everything. "I am a very positive thinker. I like to stay happy. I am not ready to tire my mind with unnecessary things," she said. Meena also believes that people who hurt others with lies will face consequences. "Karma will not spare those who spread such lies," she added.