r/SouthIndianInfluencer

The whole krifam is posting Omy for his birthday and on the other side tanvi posted a reel of her daughter and ammoomakri. Interesting timing, that's all I'm saying😂

What do you guys think about Sara Talks if you follow? I feel like she tends to get involved in a lot of controversies. From what I’ve seen, she often comes across as someone who struggles to take criticism or disagreement in a mature way.

I don’t follow her closely, but I came across the recent situation involving Chitra. From what I understood, Chitra said Sara’s content was boring, and Sara responded by calling out Chitra’s content and also mentioning things like her wearing the same clothes and posting frequently. Personally, I didn’t find Chitra’s comment particularly problematic, when you’re a social media personality, criticism is quite normal,but Sara’s reaction felt like it escalated things more than necessary. I also saw that people started commenting against Sara on the video, after which she turned off the comment section.

A couple of days later, she posted saying she might stop vlogging, and now she has shared a video about her parents’ divorce. The timing makes me wonder if it’s to gain sympathy?? in BB language sympathy card :P....

Overall, it just feels like things have escalated quite a bit from a simple criticism, and I’m not really sure how to interpret the situation anymore. What do you guys think?

Akri didn’t wish Omikri on his first birthday which honestly surprised me. I thought she’d post something aesthetic a reel or a perfectly curated carousel with a long caption especially since she seems to adore that kid. Maybe something is going on between her and Diya. But even if that’s the case it’s surprising that it would reflect on Omikri’s first birthday.

She didn’t wish him in Diya’s comment section either. The whole family seems to be there except Akri. It does stand out but we don’t know the reason behind it.

Maybe she’ll post later who knows. There are already people in the comments on her latest post asking why she hasn’t wished Omikri yet.

EDIT : She just posted a video. Maybe she saw this conversation here because I didn’t see her wishing him in Dikri’s comment section. She usually love bombs the kid whenever Dikri posts about him.

I just don’t like his new reel. Sharing a video of a little girl in her underwear on social media doesn’t sit right with me. This is the internet, and unfortunately there are plenty of creeps online. Beyond that, what about her privacy? She’s growing up, and those images could remain online forever. She looks well over 3 years old.
This isn’t the first time either. There are bath videos, diaper videos, and now this. I personally don’t think that’s appropriate.
There’s already a lot of discussion about family influencers and using children for views, and the long term impact it can have on their privacy and childhood. It’s completely fine to share cute family moments, but there should be boundaries. Content like this crosses a line for me, which is why I reported the reel.

This is becoming a much bigger issue than just "spoilers".

I live abroad, so I don't always have access to Indian movies in theaters. I don't mind waiting for the official OTT release because I'd rather support the legitimate release than watch pirated copies. But lately, waiting has become pointless. By the time a movie reaches OTT, Instagram has already shown me half the film.

I'm not talking about someone posting a title card or a 10-second reaction after the movie, that’s understandable. I’m talking about people recording and uploading almost the entire movie - major plot twists, suspense reveals, surprise guest appearances, emotional moments, comedy scenes, interval blocks, and even the climax. It’s like watching the whole film in 30-second clips.

This has happened repeatedly with recent releases like Blast, Karuppu, Drishyam 3, Athiradi, Vaazha 2, Mollywood Times, Mohiniyattam, Dies Irae, Sarvam Maya, Eko, Lokah, and now very recently Ghatta Kusthi 2. The entire movie is practically available through Reels, and the list just keeps growing. Before I even get the chance to watch many of them, I already know 80% of the story because Instagram keeps recommending clip after clip.

The most frustrating part is that I never search for these videos. I've even tapped "Not Interested" countless times, but it barely makes a difference. If you follow Indian cinema, the algorithm keeps pushing these spoiler clips into your feed anyway. When I finally sit down to watch the movie on OTT, the excitement is gone. The twists don't surprise me, the suspense is gone, the cameos have already been revealed, and the emotional scenes don't hit the same because I've already seen them on Instagram.

How has this become so acceptable? People openly record movies inside theaters, upload the clips within minutes, and those videos rack up hundreds of thousands or even millions of views. Instead of being removed immediately, they spread everywhere. Recording inside a cinema has somehow become normalized.

This isn't just ruining movies for people waiting for OTT. It's unfair to filmmakers, actors, and audiences alike. So much effort goes into creating those moments, only for someone to spoil them for millions of people before they even get a chance to watch the film.

There needs to be stronger action.

▪︎ Theaters should enforce their no-recording policies much more strictly. Recording a few seconds is one thing, but recording and uploading multiple scenes or practically the whole movie should lead to immediate removal and stricter consequences.

▪︎ Social media platforms like Instagram should detect and remove theater-recorded clips much faster, especially during a movie’s theatrical run.

▪︎ Repeat offenders should face meaningful penalties, whether that’s heavy fines where applicable, legal action, or permanent account suspensions.

▪︎ There’s also responsibility on us as viewers. A lot of these clips spread simply because people watch, like, and share them. Instead of engaging with them, we should be actively reporting theater-recorded movie clips so they don’t keep getting boosted by the algorithm. A small shift in user behavior can actually reduce how far these spoilers spread.

Watching a movie for the first time is an experience you only get once. Once every twist, cameo, suspense reveal, and climax has been spoiled through Reels, that experience is gone forever.

We've become so used to this that nobody seems to question it anymore. It shouldn't be normal for entire movies to end up on Instagram before they're even available on OTT.

Am I the only one who thinks this has become a serious problem, or is it finally time for theaters, filmmakers, social media platforms, and audiences to take it seriously?

Guys...new video of perale Marney dropped.

How many flats does she own.lol

I’m just curious. Is that not an advertisement?

So, does she get the flats for free or half price or what?

Anyone from her circle or influ circle please clear this. I’m just so curious to know!!!!!!

I saw a comment yesterday that today's Omy's b'day and I literally thought they would be somewhere else..coz from all the family fiascos it was expected. Akri unfollowing Ag and things and diya constantly bashing Ag's fam, a get together in these times would be really awkward. Good for them.

She’s posted a story wherein she mentions her bf turned 23 today. So what’s the age difference between them? Isn’t she like 30+?

Also she says she’s a Dubai realtor but stays at Blr. So what is her source of income? She was in the news for all wrong reasons and now maintains a low profile. Any tea?

I remember that around the time of her wedding, a lot of people predicted she'd eventually have issues with Aswin and/or his family and end up airing those issues publicly, just like she did with her exes. It seems that's exactly what's happening in her somewhat troubled marriage. At that time I thought she would never do that because she is portraying a perfect pavam guy and blissful marriage. Well well well

Maybe I’m just not a fashionista. Is it just her aesthetic that I’m not connecting with, or does anyone else feel the same? Curious to know if I’m the odd one out here.

TW : Child Abuse

This is seriously disturbing. Made me wonder what algorithm suggest to people who predominantly consume content related to children. Imagine the audience of public profiles of children. Feels like we need more awareness on parental supervision when ads and content like these are easily available on the platform.

Evideyo oru whitewashing pole.. ayirikkilla alle? I mean Athra cheap ano?

Seeing some comments with speculation on what ammumma said.. it’s like someone decided “what could possibly trigger such reaction from a grand daughter… hmm .. ithu kaachaam ”

Older people say very hurtful things, they lose some of their polished veneer. But even then, if in fact she actually said what these comments are intending, grandma needs some urgent psychiatric review.

Overall oru immature kaattikoottal family, who keep getting away with saying and doing absurd things.

Saw a recent not so recent ad I guess with keep it styish Ammu and pulimootil where she was taking the bride to pulimootil for purchasing the mantrakodi and and they decide to buy an orange one .
I know the bride personally and saw pics where she was wearing an entirely different mantrakodi.
The Ad was so convincing that I seriously tgt they were doing it for real.
SEEMS EVERYTHING IS FAKE IN SM BUT ALSO Convincing ENOUGH TO MAKE ONE BELIVE

So this was that bloooddii 30 lakhs gooys 🤣 ivark athil ninnum onum kiti kanilla.
She called her gran names and said- wonder what she’s doing with the 30lakhs.. if granpa gave it to his wife, what’s wrong in it.
Pavam manushyan!

Peak hypocrisy and just see the comment section. Kurach weeks mune ministere kanal show yum, ipo extreme innocence abhinayavum. Kolaaam. Special mention to the comment section.