Vincy Aloshious Set to Drop Complaint Against Shine Tom Chacko: 'He Deserves Opportunities'
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Malayalam actress Vincy Aloshious has lodged an official complaint with the Film Chamber against actor Shine Tom Chacko, alleging that he exhibited "inappropriate behaviour" towards her while under the influence of drugs on a film set. However, she has now expressed her willingness to retract the complaint, citing her disappointment over the disclosure of the actor's name to the media.
Vincy decides to withdraw her complaint against Shine Tom Chacko
Vincy She expressed her desire to keep the actor's name confidential and mentioned that she would investigate how the information was disclosed to the media before deciding whether to withdraw her complaint from the relevant film authority. According to Kerala Kaumudi, she stated, “I have clearly communicated to the authorities that the lead actor’s name must remain private. This is a violation of trust. The error of one individual should not tarnish the reputation of an entire film. Such a situation is unacceptable. This is why I chose not to disclose the actor's name publicly. I am profoundly thankful for the support I have received from the film community. The actor, who possesses immense talent, should not be deprived of opportunities. Let us give him a chance to make amends.”
What Vincy said
At In a recent occurrence associated with the "Say No to Drugs" campaign, Vincy stated, "If I know that someone is using drugs, I will refuse to work with them in any film." Subsequently, she elaborated on her statement in a social media post, sharing that during the filming of a project, one of the lead actors engaged in drug use, exhibited inappropriate behavior, and pressured her to modify her costume, which caused her discomfort. Nevertheless, she chose not to disclose the identity of the actor in her post.
On April 17, in addition to submitting a complaint to the Film Chamber, the actor also reported Chacko's inappropriate behavior on the set of the upcoming film Soothravakyam to the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists. Jayan Cherthala, the convenor of the AMMA ad hoc committee, announced that the association would provide complete support to the actor regarding this issue.
