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Rajinikanth's Fans Caught in Fake Contest Controversy
24 Aug
Summary
- Malik Streams hosted an unauthorized Rajinikanth meet-and-greet contest
- Rajinikanth's team dismissed the contest as "fake" and warned fans
- Organizers threatened legal action against those "damaging their reputation"
On August 23, 2025, a picture circulated on social media claiming that Kuala Lumpur-based production and distribution company Malik Steams was hosting a contest offering fans a chance to meet Rajinikanth. After the post sparked confusion, Rajinikanth's representatives dismissed the contest as 'fake' and cautioned fans against being misled.
In response, the organizers of the event, Malik Steams, threatened legal action against those attempting to damage their reputation. They claimed that this was not their first time organizing contests or events, and their track record speaks for itself. The organizers stated that any attempt to mislead the public or tarnish their reputation would not be taken lightly.
However, a few hours later, another statement clarified that it was all a 'miscommunication'. Rajinikanth's team wrote that the contest was valid, organized with the required details, and open for participation. They thanked all fans for their understanding and unwavering support.
