Is Captain Vijayakanth murdered?

Alphonse Puthren, a once-celebrated filmmaker who faced a setback with the underwhelming performance of his latest film, “Gold,” is currently experiencing a challenging phase in his acting career. Known for his earlier successes, “Neram” and “Premam,” Puthren has recently been raising eyebrows with his disconcerting social media posts. His alarming statements on Instagram, particularly regarding the demises of prominent figures like actor-politician Vijayakanth and former Tamil Nadu chief ministers J Jayalalithaa and M Karunanidhi, have left netizens deeply concerned.

In a series of recent posts, Puthren has not only called for investigations into the deaths of Vijayakanth, Jayalalithaa, and Karunanidhi, alleging foul play, but he has also shockingly claimed that ‘someone’ attempted to harm Kamal Haasan and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on the sets of the film “Indian 2.”

In an open letter directed at actor Ajith Kumar, Puthren has urged the star to fulfill his alleged political ambitions, citing information he claims to have received from Nivin Pauly and Ajith’s manager, Suresh Chandra. Puthren expressed bewilderment over Ajith’s absence from the public and political arena, demanding an explanation.

These posts have elicited a strong reaction from Puthren’s fanbase, who are now expressing deep concern for his well-being. Supporters are urging his family and friends to provide support, as Puthren appears to be going through a tough personal time. Additionally, the filmmaker has been facing frequent trolling for his unconventional responses to fan comments.

Puthren’s recent actions, including harshly responding to criticism of his films and attributing the failure of “Gold” to an unnamed celebrity, have drawn widespread criticism. Despite these controversies, the cast and crew of his films have maintained a stoic silence on the director’s claims. The current state of Alphonse Puthren’s mental and emotional well-being is now a subject of heightened worry among his followers and well-wishers.