Sivakarthikeyan’s thoughtful message to fans: Worship parents and God, not me
At an app launch event in Chennai, actor Sivakarthikeyan advised fans to focus on family and personal growth rather than fan worship, highlighting the importance of creative use of time and responsible social media engagement.
Actor Sivakarthikeyan addressed his fans during the launch of an entertainment app in Chennai, and gave candid advice on the topic of fan culture and the impact of social media. Former Indian badminton player Pullela Gopichand and chess prodigy Gukesh Dommaraju were present at the event.
Sivakarthikeyan spoke directly to those who looked up to him, stressing the need for self-discipline and meaningful work. He highlighted the potential pitfalls of excessive online engagement and advised his fans not to get distracted by social media and use their time constructively.
He was clear about his views on idolatry, saying that he did not want fans who worshiped him, and he urged his fans to worship only God and parents. Sivakarthikeyan’s comments sought to shift the focus away from celebrity to more traditional forms of respect and gratitude.
The actor explained that, despite maintaining official accounts on all major social platforms, he does not focus on what is being discussed on those apps, encouraging fans to adopt a similar approach.
Addressing the utility of such platforms, Sivakarthikeyan reiterated the value of creative activities, urging fans to channel their energies towards personal and community development.
The launch event, which was attended by notable sports personalities, provided the backdrop for a discussion on the importance of mentorship and the right role models in public life. Sivakarthikeyan’s comments were in line with the theme, emphasizing gratitude towards parents and a higher power.
On the professional front, Sivakarthikeyan was last seen in AR Murugadoss’s film. Madrasi And is all set to appear in Sudha Kongara’s upcoming film parashaktiScheduled to release on January 14, 2026, during Pongal. The new film, set in the 1960s, will reportedly trace the historical movements in Tamil Nadu and marks Sreeleela’s Tamil debut.