Vismaya responds to criticism over student protest remarks
Vismaya Mohanlal reaffirmed support for students protesting the NEET paper leak issue, saying she stands by her remarks.
In an interview with FTQ with Rekha Menon, she said democracy allows questioning and dialogue should precede force.
Her original social media post asked citizens to question if overwhelming force is used against protesters.
Filmmaker Major Ravi defended her comments as compassionate and humanitarian, not political.
Vismaya is set to make her acting debut in Jude Anthany Joseph's film 'Thudakkam', releasing August 7.
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