Actor Vinayakan has found himself at the centre of yet another controversy after a video allegedly showing him engaging in inappropriate behaviour surfaced online on Monday, 20 January.
Published Jan 21, 2025 | 1:51 PM ⚊ Updated Jan 21, 2025 | 1:51 PM
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Actor Vinayakan on Tuesday, 21 January, tendered an apology after a video of him behaving inappropriately has surfaced online.
In the Facebook post the actor wrote, “As a film actor and as a person, I am not able to handle many issues. I apologize to the public for all the negative energy that has come from my side. Let the discussions continue.” Though he didn’t specify the incident, he tendered an apology.
Actor Vinayakan has found himself at the centre of yet another controversy after a video allegedly showing him engaging in inappropriate behaviour surfaced online on Monday, 20 January.
The footage, which has sparked widespread criticism on social media, reportedly depicts the actor standing on a flat’s balcony, using abusive language, and removing his traditional attire (mundu).
In the video, the man—believed to be Vinayakan—is seen shouting expletives at a neighbouring building before collapsing onto the balcony floor, continuing his tirade while lying down.
The video has prompted a flood of comments on the actor’s recent Facebook posts, with many users referencing the incident.
Notably, Vinayakan himself shared screenshots of some of these posts on his official page. This isn’t the first time the actor has courted controversy.
Earlier, he made headlines for allegedly creating a scene at Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, where he was reportedly detained for inappropriate behaviour with staff and sitting on the floor in protest.
He was also embroiled in a police case following a domestic dispute with his wife, during which he created a commotion at the Ernakulam North police station, reportedly under the influence of alcohol.
Vinayakan who drew appreciation for his roles in the film like Kammatipaadam and Thottappan also acted alongside Rajinikanth in the hit film Jailer as a villain.
(Edited by Sumavarsha, with inputs from Dileep V Kumar)
