Kichcha Sudeep: Justice must prevail for Renuka Swamy's family; Ban is not the priority

In a significant development, Max hero Kichcha Sudeep has weighed in on the ongoing Renuka Swamy murder case, expressing his firm stance on justice for the victim's family. The case has implicated actor Darshan and 18 others, all currently under police custody. Sudeep made these remarks during the Ramarasa film launch event, where he openly addressed the critical issue. "Justice must prevail for Renuka Swamy's family, and to the unborn child," Sudeep asserted.

Acknowledging the combined efforts of law enforcement and media in uncovering the truth, Sudeep underscored the pivotal role of justice in this sensitive case. Reports suggest that state authorities, including Chief Ministers, are closely monitoring the developments in the case.

"The film industry also needs a clean slate," remarked Sudeep, stressing that justice is paramount not only for individuals but also for the integrity of the entire industry. He cautioned against premature public judgments influenced by artists' statements. Reflecting on broader implications, Sudeep raised concerns about the impact of public opinion and media scrutiny. "Now everyone is holding a magnifying glass, what are the media doing? What are the police doing? Tomorrow's court proceedings will reveal more. In the end, justice must prevail for the grieving family," he commented.

Sudeep also pointed out that celebrities should not be idolised as gods. He said that as human beings, they make mistakes, and as even heroes, they tend to give underwhelming films. He further stressed that justice for the deceased and their family should take precedence over any actor being banned, which is secondary and not important at the present. "It is unfair to put pressure on the Chamber members on this matter." He highlighted the distinction between justice and personal relationships, likening it to seeking medical treatment upon diagnosis.