Vijay quits film industry for politics: Popular Tamil actor Vijay decides to retire from the film industry, dedicating all his time to political pursuits.
Vijay quits film industry for politics: Tamil superstar Vijay, known for his recent appearance in 'Leo' and anticipating the release of 'The Goat Life', has made the decision to step away from the world of cinema to focus on his political aspirations.
On Friday, he unveiled his political party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam. The actor revealed his intention to transition into full-time politics in Tamil Nadu after wrapping up his commitments with two upcoming films, namely 'GOAT' and an untitled project.
His political party members are set to participate in the 2026 elections. Additionally, the actor has been actively engaged in community outreach, meeting with Class 10 and 12 students, and providing assistance to those affected by the recent floods in Chennai.
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In a comprehensive official statement, the actor emphasized the necessity of political influence to effectively carry out social work on a substantial scale.
In a message shared on his official account on platform X, the actor expressed concern about the political situation in Tamil Nadu. He highlighted issues like a dysfunctional administration, corruption, and divisive politics based on caste, creed, and religion. The actor emphasized the need for a change in the political scenario, stating that people in Tamil Nadu desire a selfless, honest, secular, and capable party to bring about positive transformations.
Vijay declared his candidacy for the 2026 state legislative assembly elections, aiming to contribute to the envisioned political transformation desired by the people of Tamil Nadu.
The statement elaborated, "Once the election ordinance is sanctioned, our party will reveal its policies, manifestos, strategies, and programs, marking the initiation of our political journey for the people of Tamil Nadu. We are dedicated to conducting all activities with due diligence, ensuring alignment with the party's mission and goals, with the prime focus on the interests of the people of Tamil Nadu. My sustained dedication to politics is not just a profession but a sacred duty to the people. In my view, politics is not a pastime; it is a profound endeavor."
"So, I am committed to finishing the current project I have undertaken, ensuring it doesn't hinder my political service. I will wholeheartedly embark on this journey to serve the people of Tamil Nadu without any distractions. That, I believe, is my debt of gratitude to the people of Tamil Nadu," he concluded in the statement.
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