Suchitra
Accuses
Rima
Kallingal
of
Hosting
Drug-Fueled
Parties:
Singer
Suchitra
has
made
grave
allegations
against
prominent
figures
in
the
Malayalam
film
industry,
Rima
Kallingal
and
her
husband,
Aashiq
Abu.
In
a
recent
interview
with
the
SS
Buzz
YouTube
Channel,
Suchitra
claimed
that
Rima
has
been
hosting
regular
parties
at
her
residence,
where
drugs
are
extensively
used
by
attendees
of
all
genders.
This
interview
has
since
gone
viral
on
social
media,
sparking
widespread
discussion
and
concern.

Suchitra
Claims
Rima’s
Parties
Contributed
To
Career
Downfall

Suchitra
accused
Rima
Kallingal
of
organizing
these
drug-fueled
gatherings
and
suggested
that
many
young
women
are
being
introduced
to
drug
use
at
these
events.
In
the
interview,
Suchitra
also
stated
that
the
main
reason
for
the
downfall
of
Rima
Kallingal’s
career
is
the
parties
she
hosted.
“There
are
certain
things
that
should
not
be
used
at
a
party,
even
if
it
is
attended
by
adults.
I
was
deeply
shocked
to
learn
about
Rima
Kallingal’s
involvement
in
such
activities,” Suchitra
stated.
She
further
revealed
that
several
Malayalam
music
directors
who
have
attended
these
parties
have
voiced
their
discomfort
and
shared
their
troubling
experiences
with
her.

In
her
interview,
Suchitra
also
questioned
whether
the
previous
drug
raids
conducted
in
Kochi
were
related
to
Kallingal
and
her
then-boyfriend,
now
husband,
Aashiq
Abu.
“Do
you
know
how
many
innocent
girls
who
had
never
used
drugs
before
were
introduced
to
them
at
these
parties?
Both
women
and
men
participated
in
these
events.
Despite
Kallingal’s
public
stance
on
women’s
empowerment,
no
one
is
holding
her
accountable
for
her
actions,” Suchitra
asserted.

In
another
development,
Aashiq
Abu
has
publicly
criticized
the
leadership
of
the
FEFKA
Directors
Union
following
the
release
of
the
Hema
Committee
report.
Abu
resigned
from
his
position
in
FEFKA,
alleging
that
the
union’s
leadership
had
remained
silent
on
critical
issues
raised
by
the
report.
He
has
called
for
the
dissolution
of
the
FEFKA
committee,
a
demand
that
has
been
met
with
dismissal
by
FEFKA
General
Secretary
B
Unnikrishnan,
who
labeled
Aashiq
Abu’s
resignation
as
a
mere
joke.

This
unfolding
drama
continues
to
draw
significant
attention
within
the
Malayalam
film
industry,
with
both
allegations
and
responses
raising
important
questions
about
accountability
and
transparency
among
its
leading
figures.