Manchu Vishnu’s recent warning to the YouTube content creators has taken an interesting turn. The MAA President recently issued a warning to digital content creators against producing and sharing derogatory and distasteful videos.

A message to all the digital content creators from the Movie Artists Association,” where he made it clear that no more offensive videos or comments targeting actors and actresses would be tolerated. Furthermore, content creators were given 48 48-hour ultimatum within which they should have removed any defamatory videos or memes from their channels with a warning that failure would result in legal actions being brought against them.

Following the issue, several YouTube channels were reportedly taken down for trolling. However, a YouTube content creator came forward and accused Manchu Vishnu of bullying the creators. The YouTuber shared a video on social media and stated that Manchu Vishnu agreed to lift the strike on his channel if the YouTuber created and shared some positive videos about the actor’s upcoming film Kannappa.

The YouTuber further shared the screenshot of the mail which he received from 24 Frames Factory which is Vishnu’s production house. Following this news going viral, Manchu Vishnu and 24 Frames Factory have released a statement in a press note saying they have nothing to do with this issue and that the e-mail was not from their official account. The note further read that some forces were trying to “derail the noble causes of Vishnu Manchu.”