Malayalam actress Vince Aloshyous recalls co-star’s performance with her after taking drugs
The actress recently made a revelation on social media. She claimed that one actor insisted on fixing her clothes in front of everyone, which made her uncomfortable. It is worth noting that she did not name any particular person in the allegations.
Vince Alexious accuses of co-star’s misconduct
“I was working on a movie where one of the main actors used drugs and performed misbehaving. It wasn’t easy to work with him. There was a problem with my costume and I was working on it. It made the situation even more uncomfortable to say in front of everyone,” said Vince Aloshious.
She added: “In the rehearsal scene, his mouth spills onto the table. It’s obvious that he’s using drugs, which is causing trouble for everyone around him. Using drugs in your personal life is one thing. Vince explains that everyone on the scene knows the actor’s drug habits and the director talks to him.
Vince Alexious’s position on drugs
The Rekha actress said she would not work with anyone who didn’t know that their behavior had an impact on others. Vince Aloshious said she made the decision based on her personal experience and kept it going. She admitted that she might lose some opportunities due to her position. Arllier, at an event held in the main Archdiocese of Kcym Ernakulam-Angamaly, held at the Pallippuram church in Kerala, Vince said she would not work with anyone if she knew they had taken drugs.
Drug use in the Malayalam film industry
Vince Aloshious’s statement continued with allegations of the expropriation of the Malayalam film industry. This is not the first time that an actor has charged drug use fees in the industry. In 2023, Tini Tom raised similar concerns. He claims that his colleagues he recently worked with were drug users, with tooth decay due to drug abuse.
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