Madenuru Manu burst into tears remembering Darshan saying, "Give me poison!"

Kannada actor Darshan's jail term has been the subject of a lot of discussion lately. In particular, Darshan's statement in front of the court that "poison me" broke the hearts of the fans. In this backdrop, Madenoor Manu, who had a profound experience of imprisonment, shared his old experience.

Manu was in jail for some time in a rape case. Recalling those days, he says: "Jail is always a jail. Suppose you go to a high-tech hospital where you have to get a needle inserted. Similarly, when you go to jail, you have to suffer hell. It's very difficult to live there."

According to Manu, the biggest difficulty in imprisonment is being separated from the family. "Once inside, we lose our family. It is a great pain if a dreamer goes in. If someone comes and sees it, those two hours are happy. After that, it's boring again."

In Manu's words, "Breakfast at 7 a.m., dinner at 11 p.m., dinner at 5 p.m., mosquito bites. Not every day can pass. No one wants that life. They are more likely to go into depression," he said.

Manu has expressed deep concern over Darshan's condition. "No enemy should be sentenced to this prison. I pray for Darshan's early release," he said. These statements of Madenoor Manu reveal the harsh reality of prison. Not only Darshan's fans, but many celebrities from the Kannada film industry are also waiting for his early release.