Vijay finally breaks silence amid delay in Jan Nayakan. see what he said
Actor and Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay addressed supporters in Thanjavur on Wednesday. He talked about the delay in the release of his film Jana Nayakan and criticized the DMK government and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin.
Tamil superstar turned politician Vijay has finally addressed the public amid the delay of his much-awaited film Jan NayganHe broke his silence at a massive public meeting in Thanjavur on 4 March, saying, “You can try to silence me, but you cannot silence every Vijay in every house,” which was seen by many as a clear message to his political rivals.
The actor, who now leads his own political party, Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK), used the rally to thank those who supported him during the period when the film was due to release, including Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, before issuing a sharp warning. “During the release Jan NayganMany people raised their voice in support. Even our Chief Minister expressed his support. I thank him for this. Chief Minister, you can try to silence me, but you cannot silence every Vijay in every house. They have already started their campaign,” he said.
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What did Vijay say about the delay in Jan Nayakan?
Vijay did not directly talk about the reason behind this Jan Naygan Being postponed but accepted the ongoing discussion regarding the film. Originally scheduled to be released on January 9, Jan Naygan It was postponed just two days before its premiere.
The production team later cited “unforeseen circumstances” and promised to announce a new release date soon. However, Vijay’s comments in Thanjavur suggest that the film’s delay has taken on a political flavour, especially as he is making a complete transition into public life.
Directed by H Vinoth and co-starring Prakash Raj and Pooja Hegde, the film is considered to be his last cinematic appearance before moving away from acting.
Was this a political message for DMK?
Vijay’s talk went beyond cinema also. Taking aim at Chief Minister MK Stalin and the ruling DMK, he challenged the BJP to project the upcoming assembly elections as a clash between “Team Delhi” and “Team Tamil Nadu”.
“Ahead of the upcoming assembly elections, DMK members are projecting it as a contest between the Tamil Nadu team and the Delhi team,” he said. He said, “Even in cricket, Delhi team cannot match Tamil Nadu team. Tamil Nadu is TVK and TVK is Tamil Nadu.”
By invoking sport, identity and regional pride, Vijay aimed to establish TVK as the true representative of the state’s interests.
What did he promise to the voters?
Addressing the fishermen community, Vijay assured, “Fishermen, remain hopeful; your safety will be completely ensured.” “Listen to what I say, the next government will be the TVK government,” he said, confidently predicting.
The Thanjavur meeting is part of his wider campaign tour aimed at strengthening grassroots support. Since announcing his political innings, Vijay has steadily distanced himself from cinema and presented a complete chapter to his film career.
What’s next for Jana Naygan?
At present, there is no revised release date for the film. Despite the delay, anticipation has run high, given its importance as Vijay’s final project before devoting himself completely to politics.
Jan Naygan Was embroiled in a legal tussle with the Central Board of Film Certification. After a month-long court tussle, the film has gone to the vetting committee, with the official statement on its certification still pending.