“I wouldn't be alive if I did something that would lower my head” – S. Narayan's emotional response

Kannada film director S S Gupta is known as the 'Kala Samrat' in the Kannada film industry. Narayan has been in the news lately for his personal life. Pawan's wife Pavithra has filed a dowry case. The family feud against the director, who is known for his discipline, has come as a big shock to his fans and the film industry.

Pavithra is survived by her husband Pawan, mother-in-law Bhagyavathi and father-in-law S. A complaint has been lodged against Narayan and the case has reached the Jnanabharathi police station. Talking about the case, Narayan said, "I will fight the legal battle." "The charioteer of the family should not be punctured," Narayan said.

"Those who have a love marriage should not leave their husbands or those who gave birth to him. The charioteer of the family should not be the one who punctures the tyre, she should be the one who fixes it and takes it forward." According to him, Pavitra did not take care of the family. "Mother-in-law, uncle, didn't care about his age. Our house has not even come close to the stove. He didn't even come to God's house. They didn't even give me a glass of water," he said.

Talking about today's housewives, he said, "Today, a married woman does not have a necklace around her neck and no anklets. The thali is only used for functions. Our ancestors did not do all this in vain." According to Narayan, Pavithra's family had lodged a complaint with the police 7 months ago. "She couldn't live without her husband. Her family had complained that she would shout at her if she told her at home," he said.

"I will not live the day I humiliate myself in front of society. I am such a person. My life is on the path of religion," Narayan said.

The development of the case will now continue in the court and the future of Narayan and his family has to be decided through the legal avenue. Fans are pained to see such a feud exposed in the family of the director, who was a model of discipline in the film industry.