Actor Vijay’s manager, Jagadish, has made a significant mark in the entertainment industry with his PR company, ‘Route,’ which represents a host of celebrities from the tamil film industry. Known for its influence and strategic media presence, the company has played a crucial role in managing the public image of its star clients. Even Vijay, who is typically reserved when it comes to social gatherings and celebrations, made headlines by choosing to celebrate pongal with the 'Route' team rather than with his family or political party. This move further highlighted the strong bond Vijay shares with the company, indicating the deep involvement and influence it holds within his professional circle.

Recently, actress priyanka Mohan, who was once associated with ‘Route,’ decided to part ways with the company, which has reportedly led to unexpected consequences. Soon after her exit, several negative reports and social media narratives started surfacing, seemingly aimed at tarnishing her image. From speculative gossip to subtle digs at her career choices, the sudden surge of criticism raised eyebrows among her fans and the industry alike. While the exact reason for her departure remains unclear, many speculate that her decision to walk away from such an influential PR agency might have triggered a backlash, sparking conversations about the power dynamics at play behind the scenes.

Adding fuel to the controversy, a Reddit user recently pointed out the targeted negative campaign against priyanka Mohan, bringing the issue to a wider audience. The post quickly gained traction, with many users questioning the ethics of such coordinated smear efforts. Supporters of the actress have rallied behind her, calling out the alleged attempts to malign her reputation and urging people to look beyond the PR-driven narratives.

The ongoing situation has sparked debates about the influence PR agencies wield over celebrities' careers and how challenging it can be for an artist to break free from their grip without facing consequences.

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