'Wasn't Expecting This From You, Cheap Script': Rukmini Vasanth Fans DISAPPOINTED Over Her Bold Bed Scene In Yash's Toxic- VIDEO

Rukmini Vasanth, a talented actress celebrated for her role in Rishab Shetty's Kantara: Chapter 1, recently found herself in the midst of a controversy following her appearance in Yash's film Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups. In this role, she portrayed Mellisa, a character that was part of her evolving career trajectory. However, a particular scene involving the 29-year-old actress has ignited a storm of criticism on social media platforms.

The viral video captures Mellisa waking up from sleep with just a blanket covering her body. She clutches the blanket tightly as she gazes around, her expression one of confusion and disorientation. The scene has elicited a range of reactions from fans and viewers alike. Many expressed their disappointment, questioning the creative decision behind the sequence.

Some even took to social media, saying, "Rukmini, WTF is this?" and "How am I supposed to process scenes like this? Rukmini, I seriously wasn't expecting this from you!"

The script for the film has also come under scrutiny, with some users branding it "cheap". A few netizens argued that the scene did not complement Rukmini's character or performance, while others felt that it was not suitable for her. Despite the backlash, it is important to note that Yash's film, Toxic, did not include any romantic or intimate scenes for Rukmini Vasanth, leading some to accuse the public of making "impression-begging" comments.

Critics have also dismissed the film as a "disaster of the decade" and an "exhausting watch", with the climax being the sole highlight of praise.