Unni Vlogs Resolves Controversy with Bad Boyz Producer

Unni, a popular YouTuber and film critic, recently found himself at the center of a controversy after posting a review of the film Bad Boyz. The producer of the film, Abraham Mathew, called Unni and threatened him, claiming that the review was an attempt to destroy the film.

Unni has since released a new video explaining the situation and announcing that he has resolved the issue with the producer. In the video, Unni explains that he did not receive any payment for the review and that his intention was not to hurt anyone or earn unfair money.

Unni stated, “The intention is not to hurt anyone, show the movie badly or earn unfair money. This YouTube channel does not charge anything for a video or review. Many phone calls come during movie reviews. There is no intention to put the Producers Association in a conflictual position. Just understand the reaction and mood of the producer.”

Unni also expressed his gratitude to his supporters and the YouTube community for standing by him during the controversy. He emphasized that he earns a decent income from YouTube and is satisfied with his work as a film critic.

Regarding the review, Unni said, “If he makes another film and it comes out great, he will say great. As a normal person, there is fear. Both the videos posted will be deleted.” Unni has since deleted the review video and the video of the phone conversation with the producer.

The Incident

The controversy began when Unni posted a review of the film Bad Boyz, which was produced by Ebbam Movies, owned by Abraham Mathew. Mathew, who is also the husband of actress Sheelu Abraham, called Unni and threatened him, claiming that the review was an attempt to destroy the film.

Unni posted the phone conversation on YouTube, which showed Mathew threatening to call the police and take action against Unni if the review was not removed. Despite Unni’s attempts to explain that he was simply sharing his opinion, Mathew continued to threaten him.

Conclusion

The controversy has since been resolved, and Unni has deleted the review video and the video of the phone conversation. Unni has emphasized that his intention is to provide honest reviews of films and that he will continue to do so without fear of retribution.