Aarti Ravi’s Mother Defends Her Against Ravi Mohan’s Claims Amid Family Turmoil
Aarti Ravi’s Mother Sujatha Hits Back At Ravi Mohan’s ‘Blackmail’ Allegations, Says Grandson Is Stressed

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Following the separation of Tamil actor Ravi Mohan and Aarti Ravi, allegations of blackmail have emerged. Aarti’s mother, Sujatha Vijayakumar, refuted these claims, asserting that her daughter is not preventing Ravi from seeing their children and expressing concern for her grandson’s stress during his exams due to the ongoing controversy.
- 01Ravi Mohan alleged that Aarti blackmailed him into marriage by injuring herself, a claim Sujatha Vijayakumar denies.
- 02Sujatha stated that Ravi Mohan's assertion about not being allowed to see his children is false.
- 03She referenced a 2008 interview that purportedly reveals the truth about the couple's past and claims of blackmail.
- 04Sujatha dismissed Ravi's claims about financial control and contributions to medical expenses as exaggerated.
- 05Concern was raised regarding the emotional toll on Aarti and Ravi's son, who is stressed due to the public controversy.
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The ongoing separation saga between Tamil actor Ravi Mohan and Aarti Ravi has intensified with allegations of blackmail. In a recent press conference, Ravi accused Aarti of coercing him into marriage through self-harm. In response, Aarti's mother, Sujatha Vijayakumar, vehemently denied these claims, asserting that Ravi is not being prevented from seeing his children, Aarav and Ayaan. She stated, 'It is a completely false claim that Ravi Mohan is not being allowed to see his children.' Sujatha also referred to a 2008 interview that she believes clarifies the truth about their relationship dynamics, hinting that the narrative around blackmail may be more complex than Ravi portrays. Furthermore, she rejected claims regarding financial control and dismissed Ravi's assertion of contributing ₹25,000 (approximately $300 USD) monthly towards Aarti's medical expenses as merely a duty of a son-in-law. The emotional impact of the controversy has also been highlighted, particularly concerning their grandson, who is currently facing stress as he prepares for his Class 10 exams. Sujatha expressed concern for his well-being, stating that he has been exposed to distressing situations at a young age. The family is seeking time to address these allegations legally and publicly.
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The public nature of the allegations and the stress on the family could affect the emotional well-being of the children involved, particularly during critical exam periods.
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