Thalapathy Vijay sends notebook to school Students..!?

Vijay's fans first started as Vijay Charity Forum, and by the end of the day, as per the loving command of their Thalapathy, Charity Forum was formed as Vijay Makkal Iyakka Movement. Despite his hard work in tamil cinema, Vijay has regained his place among those who ignored him and has captured his own place in the minds of the fans. Actor Vijay, who entered the film industry at the age of 18, has a huge fan base.
Vijay created a separate name for the movement, with a unique flag emblazoned with a photo. We all know that through this movement various phases of good deeds are taking place from time to time coming out as news. Similarly, Vijay is an actor who has always had a job in life and cinema. He is also a voice for the public if it affects their daily lives.He provided relief to flood victims in Chennai. He will continue to cause a stir by making some political comments at his film music launch event. Following this, it has been rumored for the past few years that actor Vijay is set to turn the Vijay Makkal Iyakka Movement into a party and that Vijay is likely to field a chief ministerial candidate in the coming 2026 tamil Nadu assembly elections.The schools which were closed for the last two months due to annual holidays were reopened across tamil Nadu on the heels of yesterday. Due to this, actor Vijay has sent the notebooks that he has been collecting for the last two months to the Vijay makkal Iyakka Movement. Following this, the operating executives have been distributing notebooks and books to government school students across tamil Nadu. The photos are currently out and going viral on the internet.

It is noteworthy that the Vijay Makkal Iyakka Movement won a total of 129 seats in the local government elections held last year. With this, it is expected that Vijay will contest the next 2026 tamil Nadu assembly elections.
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Sowmiya Sriram

15/06/2022 01:07 PM