Ernakulam: Rajeshwari, mother of slain law student Jisha, has come out with allegations against actor Mammootty. Rajeshwari says that Mammootty has not come to see her yet and has not looked back. Rajeshwari told One India Malayalam that she wished that someone had made her daughter’s story into a film like Mammootty’s CBI film and brought out the truth. They also say that it is not true that some people say that he acted for money in the serial.
‘I thought Mammootty would come to me. Mammootty did not come to me after killing my daughter so brutally. Mohanlal did not come to me. I think they may have been aware of the events. I thought they were coming. If they had come I would not have acted in the movie. I’m the one who taught my daughter to be a lawyer. Although I am less educated, I have a little more information. If my mother had looked after me well, I would not be at this level today. I’m looking forward to seeing Mohanlal, Mammootty and Dileep. I want to see Mammootty in order to bring those who destroyed my Kochi to the outside world through movies. The story of the daughter should be made into a film. I need a chance at that. If I act with people, people will like the movie more. The director will get crores. Mammootty should come to me to catch a movie.
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Mammootty is a lawyer. Mammootty has to prove this case. Since Mammootty is a lawyer, I was waiting. Thought it would come even if not called or inquired. I know Mammootty has the ability to prove the truth. That is why Mammootty is waiting. Similarly, Mohanlal will act as well. I thought Mohanlal would at least come down to prove the truth. Mammootty and Mohanlal should come see me ‘, says Rajeshwari with a smile.
Meanwhile, Rajeshwari had earlier revealed that lakhs given by Sumanasukal had been handed over to two people to catch the serial and they got stuck. She revealed that she now works as a homemaker to make a living and often begs for food. Rajeshwari says she is now working as a home nurse and living with the support of the locals as she has run out of financial assistance from the government and the public.