Addressing the backlash, Aloshious posted a video on Instagram, clarifying that her statement stemmed from personal experience. \u201cSome days back at an anti-drug campaign programme, I made a statement that I will not do movies again with people I know who use drugs. I am doing this video because I wanted to make my stand clear,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

Without naming the actor involved, Vincy detailed several troubling incidents from the set. \u201cWhen I had a problem with my dress, I went to correct it. He said, \u2018I will also come and correct it for you.\u2019 He said this in front of everyone. It was very difficult to go ahead with the shoot,\u201d she recounted.<\/p>\n

She also alleged that the same actor was visibly using drugs on set. \u201cWhen we were practising a scene, he was spitting some kind of white powder onto the table. It was very evident that he was using drug on the film set.\u201d<\/p>\n

Despite informing the producers, Vincy said the production continued because the actor in question held a lead role. \u201cEveryone knew about this. The director went and spoke. This is one person they took as main artist, so they had to somehow finish that movie,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

Vincy\u2019s revelation adds to the growing conversation around drug use in the Malayalam film industry. Industry insiders, including producers and members of AMMA, have spoken out about the issue, with some even claiming to have lists of known drug users. Police have also confirmed investigations are underway, with around 300 individuals linked to the drug trade under scrutiny \u2014some of them reportedly from the film world.<\/p>\n

Vincy Aloshious, who debuted with Vikruthi<\/i> in 2019, won acclaim with her State Award-winning performance in Rekha<\/i> and has appeared in Jana Gana Mana<\/i>, Saudi Vellakka<\/i>, and Marivillin Gopurangal<\/i>.<\/p>\n

(with inputs from ANI)<\/i><\/p>\n