Thalapathy Vijay’s Political Debut with Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam Sends Fans Into a Shock

On Friday, the renowned actor of the South Indian industry, Thalapathy Vijay, made a huge announcement. The actor announced his political party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, which means Tamil Victory Party. However, he would contest the 2026 assembly elections instead of the 2024 polls.

Fans react to Vijay’s decision

Meanwhile, as he made this announcement, many of his fans were overwhelmed. Many of his fans are full of hope that he will succeed in politics, unlike most of his counterparts. Some of his fans also shared how they are celebrating this moment in Tamil Nadu. One of his fans wrote, “After the #MGR era, no actor succeeded in politics.

Celebrations started all over Tn 🔥#TVKVijay

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— Vijay Fans Trends 🐐 (@VijayFansTrends) February 2, 2024

My man is leaving the peak phase of his career and is all set to start his political party. No guts, no glory! #Vijay #TVK.” The other one wrote, “Welcome Thalapathy Vijay.

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He comes into TN politics at a very interesting time. Perhaps this is the best time. Can he make a real difference? In recent history, many superstars have been disappointed in politics. Vijay’s actions will be watched closely. All the best, goat.”

After the #MGR era, no actor succeeded in politics. My man is leaving his peak phase of career and all set to start his political party. NO GUTS, NO GLORY ! #Vijay #TVK pic.twitter.com/9IfDx8yRM7

— Troll Cinema ( TC ) (@Troll_Cinema) February 2, 2024

Loss to the Industry

However, some of the people had mixed reactions to Vijay leaving the silver screen and joining politics. “The man in his peak of stardom, with currently the number one star image of the business, in the time of the crazy salary being offered, could have easily been within his comfort zone and moved on with life, but here he goes. #Thalapathy Vijay is taking up the challenge of politics… Big loss to the industry and hopefully a gain for the TN people via his political career.”