Nani Just Got “Exposed” For Not Shaking Hands – Now Social Media Is Calling Him Untouchable & Arrogant AF
In less than 24 hours, one of Tollywood’s most consistently liked, down-to-earth actors went from birthday celebrations to being branded “arrogant,” “untouchable,” and “exposed” across social media. All because of a 10-second clip where he didn’t immediately shake hands with a couple of fans while posing for photos. nani — the same guy fans have praised for years for staying grounded despite back-to-back hits — suddenly found himself in the middle of a manufactured outrage storm.
1. The Viral 10-Second murder Weapon
Short clip surdata-faces: nani in black, smiling, posing with fans on his birthday. A couple of hands stretch out for a shake. He keeps posing, doesn’t grab them. Happens twice. That’s it. No audio, no context, no full sequence. But that was enough.
2. The Troll army Activated Instantly
Comments flooded in: “Got exposed badly.” “Next level paid PR defending him.” And the most unhinged one: “Reason is untouchability.” Yes — they went there. In 2026. Over a handshake delay.
3. The “Arrogance” Verdict Came Fast
Thousands branded him entitled. “Celebrity attitude showing.” “Forgot his roots.” The narrative locked in: nani thinks he’s too big to touch fans now. No nuance, no wait-for-context. Just instant character assassination.
4. The Defenders Fired Back Hard
Supporters reminded everyone:
- Celebrities aren’t vending machines for handshakes.
- Hygiene, boundaries, sweat, anxiety — real reasons exist.
- You don’t owe every stranger physical contact just because they showed up.
Many called the outrage manufactured and pathetic.
5. The Longer Clip That Dropped Like a Bomb
Fans then released the full video. Same guy. Same hand. After the photo is done, nani shakes it. Fully. Smiling. No issue. The “refusal” was literally just bad timing in a 3-second window while cameras were clicking.
6. Haters Got Caught Red-Handed
Once the extended clip surdata-faced, the narrative flipped hard. “Edited to create controversy.” “Clout chasers clipping 2 seconds to hate.” The same people screaming “untouchability” went suspiciously quiet.
7. The Real Winner? Outrage Culture
Nani didn’t lose fans — he gained sympathy. But the bigger story is how fast a nothing-burger moment can be weaponized into caste allegations, arrogance claims, and PR conspiracy theories. All for clicks.
Bottom line?
Two seconds without a handshake ≠ untouchability.
It equals selective editing + terminally online hate. Nani’s still the same guy.
The internet just proved — again — how quickly it will burn anyone for sport.