She took control of my life, and slowly cut out all my friends (friends I have had since school). She started taking exclusive control of everything I did, What started out as (what I perceived to be) a healthy and rewarding relationship turned into a nightmare. She started making all of my decisions both personally and professionally – (ads and productions), and even who I spoke to and how I should speak to them (using notes). Maya expertly manipulated me into making her the only person I would go to. Over the next few months, we grew very close, and I confided in her more than I did in any of my other friends, and her opinion and approval meant more to me than even that of my parents (I am extremely close to my parents).
So when she took an interest in me during rehearsals and told me that with her mentorship I could be the next big thing, I trusted her completely. She was supposedly a rising star in the entertainment circle. I was a complete novice in every respect – personally and professionally.
I first met my abuser in 2016, when I just turned 18 and she was 25, during rehearsals for my first ever production. After speaking to my therapist, I now realize the extent of my trauma. "I think if my abuser were a man it would have been easier for me to realize and understand the extent of what I was being subjected to, but because it came from a woman, it made it much harder to identify, and even accept what was happening to me. Maya has acted in Tamil films like 'Thodari', 'Magalir Mattum' and 'Velaikkaran' in bit parts and is also part of Superstar Rajinikanth's upcoming '2.0'.Įxcerpts from Ananya Ramaprasad's painful post: Theatre actress Ananya Ramaprasad has accused theatre and movie actress Maya S Krishnan of isolating her from her family and forcefully thrust a lesbian sexual relationship on her.
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