The Madras High Court on Thursday (November 14) denied anticipatory bail to South Indian actress Kasthuri for her alleged comments against the Telugu community in Tamil Nadu.

Kasthuri Shankar, who has acted in films such as GodFather, Vadacurry, and Velvet Nagaram, has gone missing after receiving criticism for the recent remarks she made about the Telugu people, in which she claimed that they descended from courtesans who served kings.

According to reports, actor Kasthuri Shankar has gone missing after facing social media backlash for her recent remarks regarding Telugu people. Recently, Kasthuri stated that the people trace their lineage to courtesans in ancient kingdoms in India.

Actress Kasthuri Shankar has sparked outrage over her remarks on the Telugu community, leading to her reported disappearance as legal action ensues. Find out more about the backlash and her response.

Actress Kasturi stoked controversy with her comments on Telugu-speaking people settled in Tamil Nadu but denied on Monday, saying she had only meant a section of Telugu-speaking people in TN claiming to be genuine Tamils.

Actress and BJP leader Kasthuri is facing potential arrest following her controversial comments about Telugu people, which sparked widespread outrage.

Actor Kasthuri Shankar, who also worked with Kamal Haasan in his 1996 film Indian, is absconding after a police complaint against her for hurting the sentiments of the Telugu community with her statements at an event.

Actor Kasthuri Shankar has been at the centre of controversy since she made some controversial remarks while talking to the press recently.

Kasthuri Shankar is reportedly absconding after police filed a case against her for hurting the sentiments of the Telugu community. According to a report by Kerala Kaumudi, the actress went missing after seeking anticipatory bail from the Madras High Court.

South actress Kasthuri Shankar, known for her performances in films like Indian and Annamayya, has sparked public outrage after making offensive remarks regarding the Telugu community. Recently, speaking at a public event in Tamil Nadu,