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Kamal Haasan on Saturday met newly sworn-in Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay, and submitted six major requests aimed at addressing the concerns of the Tamil film industry. Read on to know more.
Actor-politician Kamal Haasan recently met newly sworn-in Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay, and took to his social media to share the glimpses of their meeting. He also submitted six major requests aimed at addressing the concerns of the Tamil film industry, as producers, distributors, and theatre owners are currently facing multiple challenges.
Haasan took to X to share the details of his meeting with CM Vijay, which happened on Saturday. "Today, I met in person with the Honorable Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Brother Vijay @TVKVijayHQ, and conveyed my best wishes," he wrote.
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The veteran actor also congratulated him on assuming office and spoke about the importance of government backing for cinema in Tamil Nadu. "He enthusiastically shared many dreams for the betterment of Tamil Nadu. The humility and affection he displayed during the meeting filled me with pride," the actor further added.
"I have submitted to him 6 important demands, emphasizing that the Tamil Nadu government’s support and embrace are essential for the Tamil film industry, which is facing various obstacles. May goodness flourish," he further added.
Hours later, Haasan also revealed his demands on X, sparking a buzz on social media. The documents posted by the actor featured:
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The meeting also highlighted the growing political prominence of Vijay, whose party TVK recently emerged victorious in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. His political journey has been one of the biggest talking points this year, as the actor-turned-politician's party secured 108 seats in the Assembly elections and later crossed the majority mark during the floor test with support from rebel MLAs, leading the way for the formation of the new government.