Vijay Mallya

Thalapathy Vijay became emotional during the audio launch of his film Jana Nayagan. Fans are calling the moment the “end of an era.'

The release of Oru Pere Varalaaru, the second song from Vijay’s upcoming film Jana Nayagan, sparked massive celebrations across Chennai.

The event took place at Modi’s six-bedroom home, with several guests flying in from India for the occasion.

The rally, where at least 35,000 people showed up, is doubly significant because it takes place near ex-AIADMK leader K Sengottaiyan's hometown of Vijayamangalam.

International photographer Jim Rydell shared details of the event on social media, thanking Lalit Modi for hosting what he described as a pre-70th birthday party in Mallya's honour.

Jana Nayagan is emerging as a major Tamil theatrical event, with early trade estimates projecting a potential worldwide gross of around Rs 400 crore, placing it among the industry’s biggest releases.

A viral video from the rally showed IPS Isha Singh, Puducherry Superintendent of Police, snatching the microphone from Vijay's aide and TVK general secretary Bussy Anand.

The Puducherry police on Sunday issued advisory restricting entry to the locals and stating a cap on the number of participants in the rally.

Vijay slammed the DMK for questioning his party, the TVK, over its ideology and asserted that his party was founded on solid ideological standpoints

Thalapathy Vijay’s final film Jana Nayagan will host its grand audio launch on December 27 at Kuala Lumpur’s Bukit Jalil Stadium, marking his first Malaysia appearance in three years. The event promises an emotional celebration as fans gear up for Vijay’s cinematic farewell.

Fans are buzzing over the first look poster of Jana Nayagan, starring Thalapathy Vijay, with many comparing his heroic pose to Superman. The poster highlights Vijay’s larger-than-life charisma, setting high expectations for the action-packed film.

Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam has arranged the meeting at a resort where the party has booked 50 rooms

Starmer’s presence in India signals that both nations are ready to deepen ties across economic, security and people-to-people domains.

I have never faced such a painful situation in my life. I am in deep pain... Leaving aside all politics, we always request permission from the police for a safe place. But things that shouldn't have happened have happened... I will soon meet the victims, says Vijay.

Since the tragedy, Vijay has neither visited the site of the stampede nor met victims at the hospital - a no-show that has drawn criticism from many quarters.

Answering a question on possibility of TVK chief Vijay's arrest, the CM said any action, to be considered, would be based on the report of the inquiry panel and asserted that he was not inclined to make any comment with a political motive.

As the toll mounted, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhaga party led by actor-politician Vijay moved the Madras High Court Bench in Madurai seeking an independent probe into the Karur stampede.

Actor and politician Vijay expressed deep grief following the tragic stampede at his Karur rally in Tamil Nadu, which claimed the lives of at least 36 people.

"For a political party's gathering, it is the responsibility of the police to accurately estimate the number of attendees, select an appropriate venue accordingly," said Annamalai.

At least 36 people, including 8 children and 16 women, lost their lives in the crowd crush, according to Chief Minister Stalin. Dozens more are under treatment in hospitals.