Never Wake Up A Sleeping Lion : Aarthi's reaction To Ravi Mohan's allegations
Soon after clips of the interaction went viral on social media, Aarthi shared a strongly worded statement on Instagram.
Tamil actor Ravi Mohan has landed in fresh controversy after his emotional press conference addressing his ongoing divorce proceedings with estranged wife Aarthi Ravi and the attention surrounding singer-therapist Keneeshaa Francis.
Soon after clips of the interaction went viral on social media, Aarthi shared a strongly worded statement on Instagram, sparking widespread discussion among fans and in industry circles.
In her Instagram post, Aarthi wrote, “You never wake a sleeping lion. God help if she’s a mamma lion. My dignified silence should never be mistaken for weakness or taken undue advantage of.”
She further added, “If needed, to protect my children and my dignity, I will step out of my comfort zone and face the world with the truth. Because truth always prevails.”
The post quickly drew support from actor-politician Khushbu Sundar, who commented, “Never mess with a mother. And you are a lioness with her cubs. More power to you, my baby.”
The controversy intensified after Ravi Mohan, during a media interaction, made an indirect reference to a “three-letter idli actress,” a remark many social media users interpreted as aimed at Khushbu. The actress later posted a cryptic message online, adding further fuel to the speculation.
Ravi Mohan and Aarthi’s divorce proceedings are currently underway, with their separation continuing to remain a topic of public discussion since reports of marital issues first surfaced.
Public interest in the issue grew further after Keneeshaa Francis hinted at distancing herself from the actor. During the press conference, Ravi claimed that cyberbullying played a role in her decision to step away.
Speaking to the media in Chennai, Ravi said he plans to stay away from acting until his divorce case is resolved. Calling the last two years emotionally exhausting, he said constant online criticism had deeply affected him.
He said he would return to films only after his personal life stabilises and the negativity surrounding him reduces.
