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Kamal Haasan is being criticised no finish by using Tamils for his 'insensitive' tweet mourning the dying of the previous chief minister of Tamil Nadu J Jayalalithaa.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and AIADMK's undisputed leader Jayaram Jayalalitha passed away in Chennai's Apollo clinic late on Monday night time. She was sixty eight. While the entire state is in mourning, within the dock is veteran actor Kamal Haasan. His tweet from the day before today, mourning the loss of life of Jayalalithaa, hasn't long gone down too good with Tamils.
First things first, regardless of how tough one attempts to suppress the truth that Tamil cinema is not driven via politics, the elephant constantly indicates up. When MG Ramachandran swore in as the chief minister of Tamil Nadu in 1977, it was once not handiest the dawn of a innovative leader, but additionally the emergence of Tamil cinema's political affiliation. In some methods, MGR also paved an avenue for actors who aspired to become politicians.
In fact, legendary actor Sivaji Ganesan was vehemently criticised for forming the Thamizhaga Munnetra Munnani social gathering, which backed Janaki Ramachandran after MGR's death when the AIADMK break up into two.
Relating to cinema and politics, South actors have left no stone unturned, be it MGR or Tollywood famous person NT Rama Rao. This was the state of affairs within the '70s and early '80s. Nonetheless, the '80s noticed the upward push of Kamal Haasan, who went on to break the MGR-Sivaji patriarchy. When the wreck occurred, critics anticipated but an extra politician when Haasan catapulted to stardom. From then, Kamal Haasan has been vocal about his disdain over politics. Unlike Rajinikanth, who's the star among the many plenty, Haasan consistently stayed faraway from politics. That is exactly why PM Modi welcomed Rajinikanth to become a member of the.