Thalapathy Vijay Steps into Politics with 'Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam'

On a Friday announcement, Thalapathy Vijay revealed the establishment of his political party, 'Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam.' This marks a crucial step for the actor, known for his mass appeal in the Tamil film industry and beyond.

Author
Khushboo Joshi
Follow us:

ANI

In a significant move that is reshaping the political landscape of Tamil Nadu, renowned Tamil film actor Thalapathy Vijay has officially entered the political arena by announcing the formation of his political party, 'Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam.' 

The Birth of 'Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam'

On a Friday announcement, Thalapathy Vijay revealed the establishment of his political party, 'Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam.' This marks a crucial step for the actor, known for his mass appeal in the Tamil film industry and beyond. 

To Debut in the 2026 Assembly Polls

While many speculated that Thalapathy Vijay might contest the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, sources close to the actor suggest otherwise. Instead, the actor is said to be eyeing the 2026 Assembly polls for his potential political debut. This strategic decision allows ample time for party building and strategizing for a more impactful entry into the political fray.

Beyond Tamil Nadu: The Potential Reach of the Party

The scope of 'Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam' is anticipated to extend beyond the borders of Tamil Nadu. Vijay's strong and organized fan base in neighboring states like Kerala and Karnataka is expected to play a crucial role in the party's outreach. This broadening influence could reshape the dynamics of regional politics, bringing a fresh perspective to the political landscape.

Thalapathy Vijay: From Actor to Politician

Thalapathy Vijay, often referred to as the 'Commander' by his fans, has enjoyed massive popularity in the Tamil film industry. His decision to step into politics is noteworthy, considering his image as a relatively reticent figure off-screen. The move aligns with the trajectory of iconic actor-turned-politicians in Tamil Nadu, including M G Ramachandran, Sivaji Ganesan, Jayalalithaa, the late Captain Vijayakanth, and Kamal Haasan.