Tamil superstar Kamal Haasan, who met his fans in Kelambakkam during a fan club meet today, slammed the system and claimed that he’s not afraid to go to jail.
The fan club meet is usually held on November 7th, on Kamal Haasan’s birthday every year, but this year it was conducted two days that only relates to major announcements about his mega political entry. Meanwhile, his fans claimed that a specific app to communicate with him, his intention for a statewide tour and many more announcements are scheduled for 7th November.
Haasan, who has the habit of keeping his fan meet as discreet as possible, stuck to his style and entertained his fans like a good big brother. Yet, staying true to his reputation Kamal did talk hard on current political situation as well.
“I’m not waiting for anyone’s order, I’m preparing,” he said, which seemed true for now.
‘NOT AGAINST THE RICH’
Kamal stated that if the rich pay the taxes properly, many important problems of this nation would be solved. Yet, made it clear that he’s not against the rich, but he prefers the company of honest rich.
Moreover, as a move to introduce certain activists, Kamal Haasan was joined by Nithyanand Jayaraman, noted environment protection activist and Arappor Iyakkam’s Convenor, Jayaram Venkatesan.
The star emphasised on the need to protect the environment urgently by taking the devastation caused by the recent rains as an example.
“Europe learnt after the plague to protect and keep their environment clean. Let’s not wait for such a thing to happen,” he explained.
And then, he added, “Terrorism is different from extremism. I don’t preach my ideology to others. I am a rationalist.”
Haasan also stated that if the government keeps locking up people behind bars for telling the truth, they will run out of space soon.
Haasan, who seemed to be not bothered about the threats , he’s facing from Hindu activists over his ‘Hindu terrorism’ remark stated that many in his family are Hindus. Rephrasing his political entry again, Kamal stated that to name a child you need the child first and by that subtly stating that preparations are still on the way.
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