In August 2009, a question was much discussed in Tamil cinema and politics whether actor Vijay was going to join the Congress Party. At that time, after a meeting of Vijay Makkal Iyakkam in Puducherry, discussions regarding his political future had intensified. The very next day, Vijay reached Delhi and met the then Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi. It was told that this meeting lasted for about an hour. At that time, such reports also came out that Rahul Gandhi had proposed Vijay to become the President of Tamil Nadu Youth Congress.

After this meeting there was a stir in the politics of Tamil Nadu. However, Vijay soon put an end to all these speculations. He clearly said in a press conference that at present he is concentrating only on films. Vijay said, “The meeting with Rahul Gandhi was just a courtesy call. I did not discuss anything about politics or joining any party. Right now I have no plans to join politics. My first priority is acting.

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Vijay kept distance from politics

Vijay kept his distance from politics for many years, but social and political issues continued to appear in his films. In films like Thalaivaa, Mersal, Sarkar and Master, he gave messages related to corruption, education, politics and social problems. Due to this, discussions continued regarding his political future. Finally, on 2 February 2024, Vijay made his official entry into politics by starting his political party “Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam” i.e. TVK. He also announced that he would gradually distance himself from films and concentrate completely on politics. Vijay told that his film Jan Nayakgan will be the last film of his film career.

How many seats did Vijay’s party TVK win?

Jana Nayakgan is a political action drama film directed by H Vinoth. Along with Vijay, Pooja Hegde and Bobby Deol will also be seen in this film. The name of the film means leader of the people. Because of this, people started drawing parallels between the film and Vijay’s real political journey. A mixture of politics, society and action is shown in the film. Earlier this film was scheduled to be released on 9 January 2026 on the occasion of Pongal, but later its release was postponed. According to reports, due to the political content of the film and Vijay’s increasing political activism before the assembly elections, the Censor Board’s investigation took a long time, which led to the delay. After this, Tamil Nadu Assembly elections were held on 4 May 2026 and the results brought a big change in the politics of the state. Vijay’s party TVK emerged as the largest party by winning 108 seats. With this, the 59 years old dominance of Dravidian parties in Tamil Nadu ended.

Where did Vijay contest elections from?

Vijay himself contested the elections from Perambur and Tiruchirappalli East seats and won both the places. However, his party fell 10 seats short of the 118 seats required for majority. Due to this, a situation of hung assembly was created in the state. After the election defeat, Chief Minister MK Stalin resigned on May 5. After this, Vijay has become the 9th and first non-Dravidian Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu.

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Thalapathy Vijay’s film Jan Nayakan’s troubles are showing no signs of ending. The film has suffered another major setback. This blow has been dealt to the film by the Supreme Court. Actually, the makers of Jan Nayakan had filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking approval from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). This petition was heard on January 15 and the Supreme Court has refused to interfere in it.

Decision will be taken in Madras High Court

Now the last hope left for Jan Nayakan is Madras High Court. Whose division bench has to take the decision. This hearing will take place on January 20. In the Supreme Court, the bench of Justice Dipankar Dutta and Justice Einstein George Mahis has rejected the petition of the makers. The court has said in its decision that this case is with the division of Madras High Court, so the hearing will be held there. You can try to take a decision from the division bench on the same day.

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Jan Nayakan’s film was earlier scheduled to be released in theaters on January 9, but it was stopped due to non-availability of certificate from the Censor Board. After that this matter went to Madras High Court. Where the Madras High Court had banned the certification process of the film. After which the makers filed a petition in the Supreme Court demanding a stay on the order of Madras High Court.

Fans are eagerly waiting for the release of Jan Nayakan. This is his last film. After this he is going to enter politics. Some time ago he has started his political party Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam. Now fans are waiting when they will be able to watch Thalapathy Vijay’s last film.

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