Showing posts with label Nithyananda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nithyananda. Show all posts

Monday, 2 August 2010

Swami Nithyananda describes Ranjitha as sincere devotee

Paramahamsa Swami Nithyananda has finally opened up and said Tamil actress Ranjitha is a sincere and humble devotee. In a video clip posted on YouTube, he claims that the people, who created the alleged sex video have ruined her life.

On the YouTube video, Swami Nithyananda says, “When the scandal broke out, I did not feel hurt for myself, but I felt gravely hurt for all the pain and suffering caused to my devotees, especially Ranjitha. People, who wanted to attack me or take revenge upon me, should have persecuted me directly. I'm available in public functions and they could have done thousand things to me. But they shouldn’t have ruined the life of my
devotee,”

Talking about Ranjitha, the Swamiji praises her for all the voluntary service to his Ashrama. He says, "Ranjitha is a sincere and humble devotee of mine. I'm gravely hurt for all the the pain and suffering caused to her and her family. I sent my sincere praise and blessings to her and to her family. She is a wonderful devotee, who has done so much of voluntary work to the organisation." (OI)

Wednesday, 30 June 2010

Ranjitha writing tell-all book on Nithyananda sex scandal

Actress Ranjitha, who had been in the news for all the wrong reasons, has once again hit the headlines after she said that she would write tell-all book on her scandalous sex tape with Swami Paramahamsa Nithyananda. It is said that the actress has planned to write two books on her personal
life and a fictional story.

The scandal-hit actress has recently confessed to a Tamil daily that she is writing a book on how to handle scandals and contoversies. The book is titled 'How to Survive a Scandal'. It is inspired by her recent personal grief, where she was linked with Swami Nithyananda in a sex scandal.

Ranjitha says that media has portrayed her in a poor taste and last six months have been turbulent times of her life. She feels that the book will help the people to deal with personal problems. She also thanked her family for continuous support to her. The second book will be a fictonal one which will give a message to younger generation.

Currentlty, she is in talks with publishers and 'How to Survive a Scandal' will hit the stands first. (OI)