Tollywood Megastar Chiranjeevi paid a visit to the new Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin. The meeting between the two personalities took place on Wednesday in the capital city of Tamil Nadu, Chennai. Actor-turned-politician Udayanidhi Stalin was also present when the duo met.
Chiranjeevi formally met MK Stalin and presented him a flower bouquet. The veteran actor had presented a shawl to the Chief Minister, a token of felicitation of his landslide victory in the recent general elections.
During the meeting, Chiranjeevi is said to have showered praises on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister over his groundbreaking decisions and the welfare schemes he had introduced in the state after he assumed the Chief Ministerâs office.
Chiranjeevi had extended his congratulations to MK Stalin on the occasion of completing 100 days in the Chief Minister's office. He visited MK Stalin, a day after Power Star Pawan Kalyan had written a congratulatory letter to Stalin. In the letter, he had spoken highly about his welfare schemes.
MK Stalin had brought several initiatives after becoming the Chief Minister. Bringing an ordinance that permits the women who are working to travel for free in the state-run buses is one such initiative.
Chiranjeevi formally met MK Stalin and presented him a flower bouquet. The veteran actor had presented a shawl to the Chief Minister, a token of felicitation of his landslide victory in the recent general elections.
During the meeting, Chiranjeevi is said to have showered praises on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister over his groundbreaking decisions and the welfare schemes he had introduced in the state after he assumed the Chief Ministerâs office.
Chiranjeevi had extended his congratulations to MK Stalin on the occasion of completing 100 days in the Chief Minister's office. He visited MK Stalin, a day after Power Star Pawan Kalyan had written a congratulatory letter to Stalin. In the letter, he had spoken highly about his welfare schemes.
MK Stalin had brought several initiatives after becoming the Chief Minister. Bringing an ordinance that permits the women who are working to travel for free in the state-run buses is one such initiative.