Actor Shine Tom Chacko is in the spotlight after reportedly fleeing a hotel in Kochi during a drug raid on Wednesday night. The incident occurred around 11 PM and was allegedly caught on CCTV, showing a man—believed to be Chacko—running down the stairs from the hotel’s third floor.
Caught on Camera Amid Raid
The Kochi City Police conducted the raid at a hotel in the Ernakulam district, specifically targeting Chacko. According to reports, when officers knocked on Room 314, the actor allegedly noticed them and escaped through a window. The District Anti-Narcotic Special Action Force (DANSAF) led the operation. CCTV footage of the escape has surfaced online and is now under review.
Complaint by Vincy Aloshious Triggered Action
The raid comes shortly after actress Vincy Aloshious filed a formal complaint against Shine Tom Chacko with the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA). Vincy accused Chacko of inappropriate behavior during the filming of Soothravakyam, claiming he was under the influence of drugs at the time.
Vincy’s Shocking Revelation on Social Media
Earlier, Vincy had shared a detailed Instagram video following backlash from an anti-drug campaign event, where she boldly stated she wouldn’t work with drug-using actors. In the video, she described a disturbing encounter on a film set where a male co-star—later identified as Chacko—acted inappropriately toward her and another actress.
She said, “When I had a minor costume issue, he offered to ‘fix it’ in front of everyone,” and also alleged seeing him exhale a white, powdery substance during rehearsal. Her bold statement came as a response to online criticism accusing her of attention-seeking, to which she replied, “This is about drawing boundaries at work, not personal gain.”
Shine Tom Chacko’s Film Background
Shine Tom Chacko has been a part of several notable Malayalam films, including Ee Adutha Kaalathu, Chapters, Annayum Rasoolum, Masala Republic, and Jigarthanda DoubleX. The recent controversy may impact his career as fans and the industry await further developments.