Tupaki Analysis- CM Vijay For Ajith Kumar: Beyond Political Lines?

The chief minister of Tamil Nadu, Thalapathy Vijay is one of the most popular celebrities, not just in South India, but also across the globe. He is one of the biggest film superstar in Tamil cinema, and this actually played a crucial role in him, becoming the CM of Tamil Nadu in his very first attempt.

Now, chief minister, Vijay has taken the occasion to create a new discourse in Tamil Nadu by meeting with another popular film star Ajith Kumar.

Ajith Kumar, who had moved away from acting and is currently pursuing his dream of Car Racing in London, was visited by chief minister of Tamil Nadu yesterday.

This visit from chief Minister Vijay happened when he was on his official visit to London to invite investments to Tamil Nadu. He personally met Ajith Kumar and spend some time with him on the race circuit in London yesterday as the two of them appeared to have a great time.

Interestingly, chief minister Vijay even made time to watch the entire race duration of Ajit Kumar from the podium as he appeared to be enjoying his best friend’s car racing pursuit.

This was followed by something pretty significant as well, considering that Vijay and Ajith Kumar left the racing circuit together as they spent some more time together.

This meeting between Vijay and Ajit Kumar can go beyond political lines as it is clearly indicating that they are signaling their fans that they both are together, and it is time for fans to bury the hatchet as well.

Incidentally, it must be kept in mind that Tamil fans, particularly between Ajit Kumar and Vijay had been enquiring badly online and also off-line for many years. Considering the fact that these are two of the biggest star Tamil cinema, their friends were also frequently quarrelling about multiple topics.

But this meeting between Ajit Kumar and Vijay could be considered as a strong signal for fans to set away from these quarrel mechanisms and actually stay together. This is a very clever move from Vijay, who has become the chief minister and is looking to appeal to all sections of the public.