‘We must vote’- Kollywood celebrities on the urge
May 16, 2009
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May 16, 2009
They have taken permission from their tasks and many stars have fled all the way from their busy schedules and shored on Chennai for casting their votes. Here’s an exclusive n what all celebrities of Tamil film industry have got to say regarding the voting issue.
Actor Vijay – “It’s been clichéd as merely between 45%-60% of the total population votes and yet they keep blabbering about the leaders. Whatever work they’ve got and how much ever loss it may incur, things had to be put aside and come to vote. I have taken a day leave from ‘Vettaikaaran’ and fled from Hyderabad to cast my vote in Adyar School.”
Actor Surya – “Few may think, what’s gonna happen if I don’t vote. Just imagine the situation when hundreds and thousands of people perceive similar thought. We’ve got to understand the outcomes of it.”
Director A.R. Murugadoss – “Only 40% of the votes are always registered. I don’t vote for the political parties, but for the right candidate. If everyone votes for the right person, then obviously, the good ones will win the elections. I was involved in story discussion and had came all the way from Mumbai.”
Actor Srikanth – “Of course, I had whole lot of personal works and even then couldn’t refuse my right. It may seem to be quite difficult standing in queues, but something has to be done as we have stood in the same long queues for our personal matters.”
Actress Sneha – “We have the rights to choose our leaders. And not in many countries, citizens have this freedom…”
Actor Vadivelu – “Everyone wants to have a good leader and so we have to vote. Right candidates who’ll make the peoples’ lives shine must win.”
Actor Vivek – “Many Countries don’t follow the principle of Democracy. Just 60% of the vote registration wouldn’t bring the good government on throne. One doesn’t vote is not doing anything other than cheating himself.”
Actor Sasikumar – “Not casting vote isn’t something wrong, but a crime.”
Actor Vijay – “It’s been clichéd as merely between 45%-60% of the total population votes and yet they keep blabbering about the leaders. Whatever work they’ve got and how much ever loss it may incur, things had to be put aside and come to vote. I have taken a day leave from ‘Vettaikaaran’ and fled from Hyderabad to cast my vote in Adyar School.”
Actor Surya – “Few may think, what’s gonna happen if I don’t vote. Just imagine the situation when hundreds and thousands of people perceive similar thought. We’ve got to understand the outcomes of it.”
Director A.R. Murugadoss – “Only 40% of the votes are always registered. I don’t vote for the political parties, but for the right candidate. If everyone votes for the right person, then obviously, the good ones will win the elections. I was involved in story discussion and had came all the way from Mumbai.”
Actor Srikanth – “Of course, I had whole lot of personal works and even then couldn’t refuse my right. It may seem to be quite difficult standing in queues, but something has to be done as we have stood in the same long queues for our personal matters.”
Actress Sneha – “We have the rights to choose our leaders. And not in many countries, citizens have this freedom…”
Actor Vadivelu – “Everyone wants to have a good leader and so we have to vote. Right candidates who’ll make the peoples’ lives shine must win.”
Actor Vivek – “Many Countries don’t follow the principle of Democracy. Just 60% of the vote registration wouldn’t bring the good government on throne. One doesn’t vote is not doing anything other than cheating himself.”
Actor Sasikumar – “Not casting vote isn’t something wrong, but a crime.”
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Comedy Actor is leaping with laurels for his good performance in ‘Padikadhavan’. Similarly, he would be donning different get-ups with hilarious looks in his forthcoming flicks. His upcoming release ‘Guru En Aalu’ has him depicted in the role of Aasana Azhagappan, a yoga teacher. In ‘Aiyndham Padai’, he dons a prominent character apart from his comedy tracks. On the pars, in Sundar C starrer ‘Vaada’, he would be appearing in the get-up of yesteryear comedian Surali Rajan. Not just the looks, he will be vocalizing with his same style. Continually involved in the modulation of such voices, Vivek’s eardrums were bit affected and immediately he approached doctor for treatment. Also he has assured that he would continue playing different roles in his future projects.
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Rajnikanth starrer ‘Endhiran’ has been the most expected flick on the cards now. Indeed, the film may take around a year to hit the screens; we have a special report from the unit members. The film will have more comedians in the film performing meaty roles. Apart from Vivek, two other leading comedians are being included now in the star-cast lists. Karunaas who earlier acted with Rajnikanth in ‘Baba’ will be a part in this film. Apart from him, Santhanam has been also included in the film. Actor Rajnikanth was overwhelmed with joy working with Santham for ‘Kuselan’. So, the film will surely have great comedians teaming up and swaying for a big show.
