Siddharth is one cool chap, with a ‘boy next door’ charm that he exudes on-screen.  But the actor turned a keyboard warrior the moment one of his tweeps seemed to tout praise for the notorious online piracy site Tamil Rockers. 

The story goes like this. After Siddharth announced his horror hit ‘Aval’ will be available on Netflix a fan just had to say the wrong words to incite the actor’s wrath, “Tamil Rockers eppovum engala kai vittadhilla bro,” meaning that he’d prefer watching it through the piracy site rather than pay.

Siddharth dished out a fuming reply that people with faces like him needn’t watch his movies as it was a disgrace to the makers of the film. Though his tweet was criticized as something uncalled for, Siddharth didn’t budge a bit asking the fan to consider the same about piracy. 
 

Unga moonjiyellam yenga padam kaasu kuduthu paatha yengalukku dhaan asingam. You continue. Thanks. https://t.co/qLUGmeXZBf

— Siddharth (@Actor_Siddharth) January 7, 2018