Star heroine Nayanthara's husband, Vignesh Shivan, has unexpectedly deleted his X account. Let's examine the reasons behind this action. Vignesh Shivan, a director, producer, and husband of heroine Nayanthara,

Shivan deactivated his X account soon after the controversial interview but hasn't issued any statement on the same. His Instagram account is still active, where he continues to share posts as usual.

Nayanthara recently wrote an open letter addressing actor Dhanush, accusing him of attempting to delay the release of her documentary ‘Nayanthara: Beyond the Fairy Tale’. The dispute revolves around the use of footage from the 2015 film ‘Naanum Rowdy Dhaan’ in the documentary,

Filmmaker Vignesh Shivan, Nayanthara's husband, deactivated his X account (formerly Twitter) following online criticism. His participation in the Galatta Plus Mega Pan India Directors’ Round Table 2024 drew backlash,

Filmmaker Vignesh Shivan has deactivated his X (formerly called Twitter) account, reportedly because he is facing backlash on social media platforms. Vignesh was recently part of a pan-Indian directors’ roundtable discussion—The Galatta Plus Mega Pan India Directors’ Round Table 2024.

Director Vignesh Shivan deactivates his X account amidst controversies surrounding Nayanthara' s documentary and recent comments on pan-India films.

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Director Vignesh Shivan, who is also the husband of superstar Nayanthara, has deactivated his X, formerly Twitter, account. This comes amidst the rising controversies surrounding the streaming documentary of Nayanthara, 'Nayanthara: Beyond The Fairytale'.

The controversy erupted after Dhanush sent a legal notice over unauthorized clips in Nayanthara’s documentary. Nayanthara responded by criticizing the actor for blocking its release.

Nayanthara's husband Vignesh Shivan was recently criticised after his appearance at a roundtable interview about pan-India films.