"'He is mentally strong, emotionally weak' – V. Nagendra Prasad's emotional words about Darshan"

Sandalwood actor Darshan, who is an accused in the Renukaswamy murder case, has made an emotional appeal during the interrogation. Darshan, who is currently lodged in Parappana Agrahara jail, told the judge during the hearing, "It has been a month since I saw the sunlight. The fungus has come all over the hand. Give me some poison."

This statement has sparked a heated debate in the Kannada film industry and many are expressing concern over Darshan's condition. Speaking on the occasion, writer V. Nagendra Prasad said, "A hero is a hero on screen. But in their real life, they are also human beings. Everyone has feelings and problems. Darshan should not have to go through such a difficult situation, but he has come. I can't say anything," he said.

He further explains, "Annavuru was in the forest for 108 days. Their situation was precarious. Similarly, Darshan's situation is also difficult. They are not getting the facilities they deserve. Prison changes a man, makes him weak. But they have the support of a lot of people. It's going to be okay too."

v. Nagendra Prasad unravels Darshan's personality and says, "He is mentally very strong. But emotionally very weak. A person who is very emotionally connected. I wish them all the best out of this crisis at the earliest." He also mentioned that the month of December has always been a lucky month for Darshan and the Kannada film industry.

"Monsoon Rains was also released in the last week of December. The day of Varamahalakshmi festival is known as Lucky Day. I wish Darshan a very good December this December as well."

Darshan's appeal during the interrogation of "Give me some poison" has snatched the hearts of the fans. Writer V. Nagendra Prasad's words show Darshan's inner struggle. The film industry wishes that Darshan, who is facing the hardships of jail life and emotional stress, will soon come out of the ordeal and bring a smile in the hearts of his fans again.