Comedian Kottachi Blames Vadivelu For His Failure In Cinema; Says 'He Went In Front Of The Camera And..'

Kottachi Blames Vadivelu: Director Mari Selvaraj has said that Vadivelu is playing a completely different and important character in this film. Meanwhile, many people who have acted with Vadivelu are making many accusations against him. In that line, comedian Kottachi has also told a sensational news about Vadivelu.

Vaigai Puyal fans are expecting Vadivelu to make a comeback with Maamannan. Directed by Mari Selvaraj, the film stars Udayanidhi Stalin, Keerthy Suresh, Fahadh Faasil and others. The music release ceremony of Maamannan took place yesterday. In this case, comedian Kotachi expressed his grief about Vadivelu.

Kottachi's Daughter Manasvi

Kottachi made his debut with the movie Naal Natchathiram. Kotachi, who attracted attention with his unique body language and slang, has continued to act as a comedian in several films. Kotachi has also acted in alliance with leading actors like Rajini, Kamal, Vijayakanth, Vijay, Ajith, Vadivelu and late actor Vivek.

In this case, he has been staying away from acting in films for the past few years without any film opportunities. Meanwhile his daughter Manasvi Kottachi is shining as a child star. In this case, Kotachi has said that Vadivelu is the reason why he was deprived of film opportunities.

Vadivelu Will Be Careful

Kottachi, who has given an interview to a leading YouTube channel said "Vadivelu was clear that Kottachi should not score more than him. A perfect example of this is the incident that happened during the shooting of Thavasi. During the shooting of this film, he went in front of the camera and hid me so that my acting skills would not be revealed.

So, I have left that film, he said. Also, Vadivelu has robbed me of many opportunities. Late actor Vivek helped me all that time. He also gave him a chance in the films he acted in. Vivek always feels that he has to bring up everyone who are with him. But Vadivelu will be careful that none of his actors grow up."