Vijaykanth greets Chief Minister Jayalalithaa

In this November 2004 file photo, actor Vijaykant greets Chief Minister Jayalalithaa during a felicitation function in Chennai. The DMDK, which the actor founded in 2005, won 29 seats out of the 41 seats it contested under the Jayalalithaa-led AIADMK alliance in the just concluded Assembly polls.

Kollywood personalities greets on Amma, Captain

Tamil film industry is always known for maintaining close rapport with the State government no matter whoever its head is. Now that the AIADMK is in power, wishes are pouring in for J Jayalalithaa.

Today, the Tamil Film Producers Council issued an advertisement in leading morning newspapers, greeting Jayalalithaa for becoming the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu for the third time.

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Vijay Makkal Iyakkam (VMI) is likely to get three seats

Kollywood circles are abuzz as Ilayathalapathy Vijay is plunging into politics.

Sources close to AIADMK has confirmed that Vijay who is now in Dehradoon shooting for Nanban will meet Jayalalitaa long with his father SA Chandrasekhar shortly.

A leading newspaper has quoted a senior AIADMK leader as saying: " Vijay's party Vijay Makkal Iyakkam (VMI) is likely to get three seats in our front.

Vijay will join politics only at the age of 40 in 2015

Vijay has been courting controversy after controversy ever since he met AIADMK supreme J. Jayalalithaa. Just after the release of Kaavalan, the actor made it very clear that he is not joining politics. 

And now, his father S.A. Chandrasekhar has confirmed that Vijay will join politics only at the age of 40, i.e. in 2015. Vijay is currently busy with Jayam Raja's Velayudham with Genelia and

Vijay’s entry in politics has become an ‘inevitable’

Producer-director S.A. Chandrasekaran has opined that his son and actor Vijay might not take an ‘immediate plunge’ into the world of politics but contended that Vijay’s entry in politics has become an ‘inevitable’ one in the face of the expectations and support from his fans.

Reports said last week that Vijay would be convening a conference of his fans in Tiruchy in the first week of February

Vijay will not be campaigning for any political party.

Actor Vijay, who is shooting for Velayutham, took a break from his hectic schedule and has spoken to leading Tamil news daily and has given clear and concise answer to every question that has been surrounding him. When asked about the problems faced during Kaavalan’s release, he observed that even in the past, there have been problems when his movie was to be released but the problems before

Vijay take the political plunge at the age of 40

Putting rest to speculations that Vijay is getting ready to test political waters in the forthcoming elections to Tamil Nadu Assembly, the actor’s father and filmmaker S A Chandrasekar has said his son would take the political plunge at the age of 40 (He is 36 now.)

“Vijay always wanted to serve the people. So he would sure enter politics. But not now. He would definitely come to politics at