
Actress Anupama Parameswaran has said she endured two years of narcissistic abuse in a relationship, according to an interview on Dhanya Varma's YouTube channel. She described controlling behaviour, rapid engagement talks after…
Actress Anupama Parameswaran has said she endured two years of narcissistic abuse in a relationship, according to an interview on Dhanya Varma's YouTube channel. She described controlling behaviour, rapid engagement talks after just a few dates, and emotional and physical suffering that affected her career and personal life. She also compared her former partner's shifting moods to the characters played by Vikram in the Tamil film Anniyan.

Parameswaran said she did not promote her hit film Dragon because her partner controlled every aspect of her life. She dismissed 'gold digger' allegations, stating she was the one who called off the engagement. Her comments come amid rumours linking her to actor Dhruv Vikram, though she did not name him.
The tendency to reduce Anupama Parameswaran's account to a celebrity break-up story or to question her motives with 'gold digger' accusations misses the point. Her description of narcissistic abuse matches patterns many people recognise but struggle to name. The real measure of this story is not who she was dating, but whether it sparks a wider conversation about recognising emotional control before it deepens. Will more public figures now feel safe speaking out about similar experiences without being dismissed as gossip?
Source: timesnownews.com
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