During a promotional event for Pathirathri in Kozhikode, actress Navya Nair was touched without consent by a man in the crowd, leaving her shocked. Her co-star Soubin Shahir quickly stepped in protectively, pulling her away from the situation
Navya Nair
Malayalam actress Navya Nair is currently promoting her upcoming film Pathirathri. She was at a mall in Kerala for the film’s promotions, accompanied by her co-star Soubin Shahir. The team attended the film’s audio launch in Kozhikode, where a video from the event shows a man touching the actress without her consent, leaving her startled.
Navya Nair faces inappropriate behaviour
In the viral video doing the rounds on social media, Navya was seen walking out after the event with the film’s team. A large crowd had gathered at the mall for the event. While exiting, Navya was visibly startled when she felt a stranger’s hand on her back. Actor Soubin, who was walking right behind her, immediately made a protective gesture and pulled her away from the crowd.
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Navya Nair is one of the most prominent actresses in Malayalam cinema, having made her debut in 2001 with Ishtam. She has since featured in films like Nandanam, Pandippada, Chathikkatha Chanthu, Vellithira, Saira, and many others. After taking a brief break from films to focus on her family life, she is now gearing up for the release of Pathirathri, directed by Ratheena. Also starring Ann Augustine, Sunny Wayne, Athmiya Rajan, Sabareesh Varma, Harisree Ashokan, Achyuth Kumar, Indrans, and Thejas, the film is written by Shaji Maraad. It features cinematography by Shehnad Jalal, music by Jakes Bejoy, and editing by Sreejith Sarang. The film is set to release on October 17.
Navya Nair’s recent news
Recently, the actress made headlines for being fined at the Melbourne airport for carrying jasmine flowers. While attending an event in Melbourne, Navya revealed she was fined AUD 1,980 (approximately Rs 1.14 lakh) at Melbourne International Airport for carrying a 15 cm jasmine gajra in her handbag. The incident occurred when she arrived in Melbourne to participate in the Onam celebrations organised by the Malayali Association of Victoria.
Recalling the experience during a public event, she shared that her father had bought her the gajra before the journey and divided it into two parts — one to wear during her Kochi-Singapore flight and the other to use later. She admitted, “What I did was against the law. It was a mistake I made unknowingly. However, ignorance is no excuse. For carrying a 15 cm jasmine string, officials asked me to pay a fine of AUD 1,980 within 28 days. A mistake is a mistake, though it was not intentional.”
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