Yogi Babu Faces Untouchability In Murugan Temple? Netizens Question 'What's Happening In Tamil Nadu?'

Yogi Babu Faces Untouchability In Murugan Temple? It has been reported that actor Yogi Babu is humiliated in a Murugan temple in Tamil Nadu. A video related to this is going viral on social media now.

Leading Comedian Yogi Babu

Yogibabu came from small screen to silver screen. He started off in small roles and is now one of the leading comedy actors in Tamil cinema. He has many important films in hand and is known by all for acting with all the top heroes. He was first identified through the film Yamiruka Bayam Yen.

Yogibabu, who started as a comedian, played a prominent role in Nelson Dilipkumar's Kolamavu Kokila. It was a hit for Yogi Babu, who played like a hero opposite Lady Superstar Nayanthara in the particular song 'Kalyaana Vayasu' in the film.

After the success of Kolamavu Kokila, Yogi Babu played the lead role in Madonne Ashwin's Mandela. The film Mandela, which had a unique storyline, was also a super hit. Mandela also won the National Award.

Yogi Babu Humiliated By Hindu Temple Priest?

Recently released Maaveeran is also a mega hit for Yogi Babu as a comedian. Fans said that Yogi Babu's comedy was really enjoyable after a long time in this Sivakarthikeyan starrer. After Maaveeran, Yogi Babu played an important role in Rajinikanth's Jailer directed by Nelson Dilipkumar. The movie will release on August 10th. Apart from that, he has acted in the Hindi film Jawan with Shah Rukh Khan and the film is slated to hit the screens on September 7.

Yogi Babu is an ardent devotee of Muruga. So he regularly visits all the Murugan temples in Tamilnadu like Tiruchendur and Palani. He went to Murugan temple in Siruvapuri recently. After completing darshan there, he took a selfie with the fans. Then Yogibabu gave his hand to a priest there. But the priest refused to give his hand to Yogi Babu. This video is trending on the internet now. And the fans who saw this are questioning whether Yogi Babu has experienced the cruelty of untouchability.