Looks like someone is trying her best to raise a storm in the southern film industry. Bollywood has been mired in a huge controversy ever since Sushant Singh Rajput died by suicide. From a mafia-like dynastic culture to de-platforming, everything has come for censure in the Hindi film industry.

And now, model Meera Mithun has come out with her share of allegations. Taking to Twitter, Meera has alleged that she has been de-platformed by a "mafia gang" in the Tamil film industry. She has put the blame squarely on Trisha Krishnan for that.

In a tweet, Meera wrote, "Because I was a Kingfisher supermodel, she felt insecure and so, she ganged up with the Kollywood Mafia and ensured my scenes are cut in 'Yennai Arindhal'. This didn't end with 'Yennai Arindhal'. Even after 7 years, Trish ensured that I was thrown out of 'Petta'."

It looks improbable that Meera was considered for Superstar Rajinikanth's 'Petta'. But then, many of the allegations that Sri Reddy has made over the years have looked more improbable. So.

1:The lady Miss chennai ( how in 5'5 height ),did small roles, side roles, entered mainstream sleeping around, her name @trishtrashers, Bec am a kingfisher supermodel, She felt insecure so she ganged up with #KollywoodMafia ensured my scenes are cut in Yennai Arindhal #Nepotism pic.twitter.com/Itg1rgwBD3

— Meera Mitun (@meera_mitun) July 27, 2020