The post came and went in a day. But many had taken screenshots of actor Jinu Joseph's sarcastic post against Samuel Abiola Robinson, who played the title character in Sudani from Nigeria. "To all the producers of the movies I've acted in... forget the remuneration that we agreed on before the movie... I want more, NOW that your movies have become successful..." begins the post and ends with "injeem venum injeem venum" - meaning I want more, I want more. It came in the wake of Samuel's detailed post about the amount paid for him for the film being unfair. He wrote that the producers had promised to pay more once the movie became a success. The 19-year-old actor responded to Jinu's post with an adorable 'Hugs and Kisses'. Jinu ridiculed his comment, with 'apparently, sarcasm has not dawned on you yet'.
Jino's post was criticised by many on Facebook while there were also 'likes' from prominent figures in the industry, like Alphonse Puthren and Soubin Shahir. However these were later removed, and the original post deleted. A Facebook user had posted about Samuel's comment on Jinu's post, wondering if he knew it was sarcasm. Samuel commented that he knew it but he was brought up to reply to negativity with positivity.
