Sandra Thomas Alleges Mammootty Called, Asked Her To Drop Complaint Against KFPA; "I Told Him If He Would Advise The Same To His Daughter"
When asked what was the stand of Malayalam superstars Mohanlal and Mammotty about the allegations and complaints she made, actor-producer Sandra Thomas disclosed that actor Mammotty had called her, requesting not to proceed with her complaints against the Kerala Film Producers’ Association (KFPA).
During an interview with OneIndia, the actor-producer, who was outed by the film body for allegedly violating the rules set by the body in November last year, explained the mega-star called her and talked for about nearly one hour. “I asked him if it happened to his daughter, would he advise the same to her saying these like – ‘do not react, it would affect you, and would adversely impact your career, and the producers will not permit your film in threaters.
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The producer further pointed out the actor had then withdrew from a film project they were set to do together. “If everyone is trying to remove me from here, then I will make sure I stay right here,” Sandra asserted in the interview. When asked about Mohanlal’s response, Sandra said that he has not reacted to the issue but people close to him has stood with her, offering full support.
When I explained my stand to him, he said “it is up to you and I do not want to say anything about it,” Sandra said in the interview. Mammoty has not responded to Sandara’s alleged personal call claim.
Notably, the Producers’ association had rejected Sandra’s allegation saying that she put forward false cases against the members of the executive body.
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Recently, Sandra Thomas submitted her nominations to contest for the post of president and treasurer, but the film body disqualified her. She then moved the Ernakulam sub-court against the film body’s decision, saying that they were afraid that she would expose some of the ‘dirty secrets of the association’ if she took over as president.
