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Tota Roy Chowdhury Reveals How A 2013 Prediction About Vijay As The 'Future CM' Came True
Tota Roy Chowdhury added, "This was in 2013! I remembered this conversation with the assistant when Vijay formed his party"
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When Vijay Spoke About His Parents' Interfaith Marriage: 'Hindu Mother Fell In Love With Christian Father'
Speaking of his parents, Vijay added, "They never restricted me about anything"
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Watch: Rajinikanth Folds Hands, Refuses To Comment On Vijay Becoming Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
While Rajinikanth chose not to react this time, he had earlier congratulated Vijay after the Tamil Nadu election results were announced
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Actor Vishal Reacts To Vijay's 'Liquor Ban' In Tamil Nadu: "What A Move"
In an X post, Vishal said many girl children have been facing harassment due to TASMAC stores around schools
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When Vijay Spoke About Son Sanjay Who Didn't Attend His Oath Taking Ceremony
Prioritizing his son's career choice, Vijay said he had the full liberty to choose what he wanted to pursue.
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Trusted Congress Face To Key BJP Strategist: Himanta Sarma's Political Journey
After joining the BJP in 2015, Himanta Biswa Sarma quickly grew from a regional face to one of the key strategists in the Northeast.
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Opinion | Stalin, Mamata And The Limits Of 'Regional Identity' Politics
The claim that the DMK was the sole custodian of Tamil pride, capable of protecting it from Hindutva, had been the party's primary electoral plank. The same was true for the TMC in Bengal. Yet, they collapsed.
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Amid Affair Rumours, Trisha Krishnan's First Post After Vijay's Oath-Taking Ceremony: "The Love Is Always Louder"
For the ceremony, Trisha wore a seafoam-green saree paired with a blouse featuring golden motifs
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When Priyanka Chopra Said She Saw 'Demi-God' Like Hysteria Around Vijay During Her Debut Film Thamizhan
Priyanka said, 'Hundreds of people used to stand to see Vijay on set'
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Trisha Krishnan Attends Vijay's Oath-Taking Ceremony In Chennai. Watch
The oath-taking ceremony is scheduled to begin at 10 am at the stadium amid tight security arrangements across the venue
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Vijay's Party TVK, And The Hidden Link To His Father's 1984 Film
Vijay's two-year-old political party Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam achieved a historic victory in the Tamil Nadu polls
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Meet Vijay, 'Tamil Nadu Chief Minister': Jana Nayagan New Title Card Goes Viral
Actor-turned-politician Vijay recently scripted history with his political debut
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Vijay's Viral 'CM 2026' Car Number Plate Scene Gets A GOAT Reaction
Vijay made a strong entry into electoral politics on Monday after his party, TVK, delivered a strong performance in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections
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Video: How Vijay Celebrated His Big Win With His Family After The Tamil Nadu Elections
Outside the house, Vijay greeted the media and waved to his supporters, thanking them for making his dream a reality
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Vijay's Party Gets Tamil Nadu Gold, Pooja Hedge Asks 'Jana Nayagan' For A Party
Vijay's party, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), has emerged as the single largest party in the state, winning 107 out of the 234 seats
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Tota Roy Chowdhury Reveals How A 2013 Prediction About Vijay As The 'Future CM' Came True
Tota Roy Chowdhury added, "This was in 2013! I remembered this conversation with the assistant when Vijay formed his party"
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When Vijay Spoke About His Parents' Interfaith Marriage: 'Hindu Mother Fell In Love With Christian Father'
Speaking of his parents, Vijay added, "They never restricted me about anything"
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Watch: Rajinikanth Folds Hands, Refuses To Comment On Vijay Becoming Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
While Rajinikanth chose not to react this time, he had earlier congratulated Vijay after the Tamil Nadu election results were announced
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Actor Vishal Reacts To Vijay's 'Liquor Ban' In Tamil Nadu: "What A Move"
In an X post, Vishal said many girl children have been facing harassment due to TASMAC stores around schools
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When Vijay Spoke About Son Sanjay Who Didn't Attend His Oath Taking Ceremony
Prioritizing his son's career choice, Vijay said he had the full liberty to choose what he wanted to pursue.
-
Trusted Congress Face To Key BJP Strategist: Himanta Sarma's Political Journey
After joining the BJP in 2015, Himanta Biswa Sarma quickly grew from a regional face to one of the key strategists in the Northeast.
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Opinion | Stalin, Mamata And The Limits Of 'Regional Identity' Politics
The claim that the DMK was the sole custodian of Tamil pride, capable of protecting it from Hindutva, had been the party's primary electoral plank. The same was true for the TMC in Bengal. Yet, they collapsed.
-
Amid Affair Rumours, Trisha Krishnan's First Post After Vijay's Oath-Taking Ceremony: "The Love Is Always Louder"
For the ceremony, Trisha wore a seafoam-green saree paired with a blouse featuring golden motifs
-
When Priyanka Chopra Said She Saw 'Demi-God' Like Hysteria Around Vijay During Her Debut Film Thamizhan
Priyanka said, 'Hundreds of people used to stand to see Vijay on set'
-
Trisha Krishnan Attends Vijay's Oath-Taking Ceremony In Chennai. Watch
The oath-taking ceremony is scheduled to begin at 10 am at the stadium amid tight security arrangements across the venue
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Vijay's Party TVK, And The Hidden Link To His Father's 1984 Film
Vijay's two-year-old political party Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam achieved a historic victory in the Tamil Nadu polls
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Meet Vijay, 'Tamil Nadu Chief Minister': Jana Nayagan New Title Card Goes Viral
Actor-turned-politician Vijay recently scripted history with his political debut
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Vijay's Viral 'CM 2026' Car Number Plate Scene Gets A GOAT Reaction
Vijay made a strong entry into electoral politics on Monday after his party, TVK, delivered a strong performance in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections
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Video: How Vijay Celebrated His Big Win With His Family After The Tamil Nadu Elections
Outside the house, Vijay greeted the media and waved to his supporters, thanking them for making his dream a reality
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Vijay's Party Gets Tamil Nadu Gold, Pooja Hedge Asks 'Jana Nayagan' For A Party
Vijay's party, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), has emerged as the single largest party in the state, winning 107 out of the 234 seats
