Actor Krishnakumar is very familiar to Malayalees. The actor and his family are very active on social media. For the past few days, Krishnakumar’s family has been gripped by controversies, and Krishnakumar’s political stance is often humiliated by his family. Recently, a caste remark made by Krishnakumar has become a big debate on social media. Now Krishnakumar’s daughter Diya Krishna has come up with an answer to the controversies against her and her family. Diya says that her father comes from a lower middle class background and it was the 80s style to drink porridge from pits. He had gone to the wedding of his father’s friend actor Appa Haja’s daughter at the Marriott Hotel in Kochi. When my mother goes to have breakfast, she sees paganganji. Pajanchoor is everyone’s favorite food at home.
Dad and me especially. It is said that the father remembered the old days when he saw the old man. Old time does not mean when the father was twenty or thirty years old but when he was seven or eight years old. My father comes from a normal, lower middle class family. He came to the media after growing up and reached his present status. Father’s mother and father are no longer alive. My father’s mother was a very kind woman. If you go there as a child, you will not leave empty-handed. If there was nothing, he would have left at least a packet of biscuits. Dad said it was in the eighties. Not about the people who come to work at father’s house. It is about those who come to work near their father’s house. Seeing them tired, the father’s mother feels like feeding them. Being a lower middle class family, there is no pot, glass or tray for everyone. So Grandma would make fruit juice for all of them. Outside the country, the usual way of eating is to dig in the ground and pour rice over it with leaves. It is eaten with the hand or with the leaves of plantain. My father, grandfather and all my friends’ fathers ate like that. That is the tradition of the day. When he saw them eating like that, the little boy father wanted to eat like that too. In that video, the father talks about the desire that the seven-year-old boy felt. But it is not that the lower castes were dug and given porridge.
Neither my father, nor myself, nor anyone in my family, even chooses a friend without asking if you are a paisa. This is why some people who have a problem with my father and me take only that part and twist it to make my father have a caste problem. My father is from lower middle class. Father does not look down on the poor. Unlike today, the thinking of men in the eighties. My father is not Lord Koch who grew up in the palace. It should be understood. Some said that legal action should be taken against this. But some of them are students. It was said that it would affect their future. When talking about someone, you should see whether it is right or wrong. In my vlog, I am talking about whether it will be a problem if I put it on the floor while feeding the pigeons. But even there I have not mentioned anyone’s caste or religion. My fear was that target would say something to me for feeding a pigeon if I could twist it like this without doing anything wrong. Don’t twist that too! I still don’t understand how this became a religious and political thing. I apologize if anyone has been offended by the story that people have indirectly made up.
