In the middle of the grand success of the Malayalam movie "Manjummel Boys," directed by Chidambaram, the allegation posted on social media came as a shock. On social media, Instagram sensation and actor Prapti Elizabeth accused director Chidambaram of atrocity, which set the tinsel town abuzz with controversy.

The film has been creating a tsunami not only in Kerala but also in Tamil Nadu by outnumbering the viewership records of the recent releases in Tamil cinema. In contrast, the success of long ago has veiled the accusation.

What makes this even more interesting is an earlier link between Elizabeth and Chidambaram in his debut vehicle, 'Jan.E.Man', where she played Ammu. According to reports, the incident occurred during filming for this movie.

Many, however, express doubts about the timing and authenticity of the complaint. Questions are raised as to how the actress took so much time before inspiring to come out after the 'Manjummel Boys' made a killing at the box office. Why didn't the actress confront the director shortly after the film was shot almost three years ago? Why has a police complaint not risen till now?

However, these have just sparked an argument for netizens. Many criticize Elizabeth for unproven accusations, while others believe that she, like other people, cannot justify the repetition of allegations that happened so long ago.

The entire controversy is about to unfold, and the whole big eyes are thrown over Prapti Elizabeth about the answer to these burning questions. The incident just reiterated inside with a strong reminder of the problems involved in an accusation of such entertainment company manipulation and the mandatory requirement to conduct a fair and proper investigation.