‘You once told me, ‘I didn’t even know you existed’: Marina Michael Kushingal thanks supporters after Pil Mani row | Malayalam Film News
actor Marina Michael Kuzinger The actor and TV host shared a heartfelt message thanking those who have supported her following her recent comments about her Pierre Mani.Malina took to social media to open up about the support she’s received over the past few days, saying the issue was never about beating the other person. Instead, she describes it as a process that heals and encourages meaningful dialogue.Mareena wrote: “It’s not about winning. It’s about healing… For everyone who has ever been cyberbullied, ridiculed, silenced or felt ignored for speaking their truth or simply being genuine, this is for you and today I felt seen.”Her latest statement comes after she publicly questioned Pearle Maaney’s handling of criticism related to the Jantar Mantar protests. Malina also criticized Peele’s decision to disable the comments section of her social media posts and block users who disagree with her views.
Marina Michael says recognition is not a measure of one’s worth
In her post, Marina recalled a past interaction and said personal recognition should never define someone’s worth. She also said the current discussion is gaining traction because of how the criticism has been handled, not because of personal popularity.She wrote: “You once told me, ‘I didn’t even know you existed.'” That’s okay. Recognition is not a measure of a person’s worth. Ironically, we are having this conversation today because your own words bring attention to—not who I am, but how you choose to respond. Sometimes it’s not about who knows whom. The question is who can handle criticism gracefully. “
Call on public figures to take responsibility
Marriner believes people with big platforms should be prepared to face criticism and respect different opinions.She said, “Public figures enjoy influence because the public gives them influence. With that influence comes responsibility. If you choose to speak out on issues that affect society, you should also be willing to hear dissent without labeling, ridiculing, or targeting those who question you.”The actor also spoke about deleting posts and blocking social media users.She wrote: “Deleting a post does not delete what was written. Blocking criticism doesn’t make it go away. It just creates an echo chamber that only allows praise. Leadership is not measured by the sound of your voice when everyone agrees with you. It’s measured by how calm and honest you respond when people disagree. “
Actress says responsibility is the issue, not hatred
Malina concluded her note by stressing that her intention was not to spread negativity or take it personally. Instead, she said she wants consistency and accountability from public figures who use their platforms to shape public opinion.She concluded: “This is not about hate. It’s not about putting anyone down. It’s about expecting consistency, accountability and respect from those who choose to use their platform to influence public opinion. If your position is unbiased, defend it with facts. Solve the problem. Answer the question. Don’t attack the person asking the question. That’s the difference between influence and integrity.”Meanwhile, on the professional front, Mareena Michael Kurisingal was recently seen in Kalinga.
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