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K B Ganesh Kumar's Scathing Verdict: Vinayakan Branded Indecent, Deemed Unfit For Artists' Circle
KB Ganesh Kumar Slams Vinayakan for Insulting Late Chief Minister Oommen Chandy: Actor and MLA KB Ganesh Kumar stated that actor Vinayakan, who disrespected the late former Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, is an indecent person.
Ganesh Kumar said that Vinayakan committed a regrettable and disgraceful act and that individuals like him should not be associated with artists but rather with drunk people lying on the road.
The culture of a person who utters such words is deeply disappointing. Oommen Chandy was known for helping anyone, regardless of party politics. Someone who contributes nothing to society has no authority to speak against him. Oommen Chandy's children's dignified stance led them to refrain from filing a case against Vinayakan. However, KB Ganesh Kumar advocated for police or court intervention to ensure accountability for such actions. Ganesh Kumar made these remarks in an interview with a YouTube channel.
K. B. Ganesh Kumar's statement:
"Vinayak's remark is deeply regrettable and brings shame to Kerala society. It reflects the true character of an individual. Our Indian culture, particularly in Kerala, values the deceased as much as the living. As Malayalis, we show respect to all beings, even picking up and burying a dead animal with dignity.
This remark is utterly disgraceful. Oommen Chandy, a dedicated public servant, has done numerous remarkable deeds for the poor, irrespective of party politics. One lacking value to society has no grounds or authority to pass jjudgementon him. Such behavior can only be exhibited by an uncultured individual.
As a society, we must distance ourselves from those who utter indecent words under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Such language is disrespectful and offensive. Using terms like 'Chathu' to describe the passing of a person is a clear reflection of one's lack of decency. Individuals who engage in such behaviour should be appropriately disciplined.
Film-related organisations should step forward to address this matter. The focus should not solely be on whether Oommen Chandy's family has lodged a complaint. The police should proactively file a case against such individuals lacking cultural sensitivity. Those who resort to derogatory remarks on social media must face appropriate consequences and be held accountable.
In the event the police fail to file a case, the esteemed court should step in and initiate appropriate legal action. Oommen Chandy, a revered public servant who has served as Chief Minister twice and is adored by the people of Kerala, should not be subjected to abusive remarks from someone like Vinayakan. Oommen Chandy's commendable actions, including saving numerous lives by aiding those stranded abroad or caught in jail abroad through the arrangement of 'Blood Money,' deserve the utmost respect and gratitude.
Undoubtedly, some individuals have a propensity to belittle those who hold significant positions in society and make loud, disrespectful proclamations. Swift action should be taken against such individuals, and they should be held accountable for their actions. Their lack of commitment and pursuit of pleasure and intoxication render their opinions worthless. People who refer to their own father with derogatory terms like "dead dog" or "dead cat" should not be relied upon for anything positive.
In Kerala, we have had cultural icons like Sukumar Azhikode. M.T. Vasudevan Nair and T. Padmanabhan live here, whose contributions are cherished. It's essential not to mistakenly elevate individuals like Vinayakan to the status of cultural heroes among such literary giants and prominent personalities. Instead, they should be considered alongside drunken individuals lying on the road and not regarded as gentlemen. Regardless of party affiliation, insulting any public servant, even a local political leader, is unacceptable.
These individuals fail to comprehend the positive impact politicians can have on the less fortunate. They live in a dreamlike world within their glass castles, but eventually, reality will catch up with them. Throughout my long experience in the film industry, I've encountered numerous such individuals, and they have all eventually faded away. This behaviour has no place in the cinema or the cultural scene of Kerala.
Film organisations must take strict action against them. No one is authorised to abuse others, be it Oommen Chandy today or anyone else tomorrow. Those handling social media should do so responsibly, and the media should address such unsavoury characters appropriately.
Previously, he had behaved inappropriately with a female journalist. We cannot dismiss this as inconsequential; it will only lead to a rise in such unacceptable behaviour. As members of society, we must show respect to women and all individuals. His claims of being that way do not excuse his actions; it's another affliction. These individuals are encouraged by those who wish to see destruction all around. Their happiness seems to come from the country's downfall.
In Malayalam, we have a term called 'Anthassillathavar' for such people. What gives him the right to abuse a public servant who has served the people? How many lives has he positively impacted? Although Oommen Chandy's children chose not to file a case due to their politeness, I believe a case should be filed against such disrespectful individuals. People with foul minds should face appropriate consequences.
In the movie Yavanika, Mammootty's character reminds Ashokan that every name is God's name, and there's no meaning in having God's name if someone behaves dishonourably. Despite being in opposition to the late Oommen Chandy Politically, Vinayakan's remark hurt me deeply. When a great man passes away, it brings immense grief to everyone, and yet this man chose to insult him."
