Chennai: Legendary actor Kamal Haasan has made an emotional appeal to his fans, asking them to stop referring to him as “Ulaganayagan” (World Leader), a beloved title they have used for years. Haasan shared his belief that cinema is a universal art form that transcends any one individual’s achievements, emphasizing that he sees himself as only a part of this larger journey. In his heartfelt message, he encouraged fans to focus on the beauty of cinema itself rather than elevating him alone. This humble request has earned Haasan even greater respect from his admirers, who see it as a powerful reminder of his commitment to the art and his humility.
Related Articles
“One Nation, One Election” Gets Green Light: A Major Reform on the Horizon
In a significant move, the Union Cabinet has approved the One Nation, One Election proposal, marking a major step towards synchronizing Lok Sabha and state assembly elections. This historic practice, last seen in 1967, could soon return as the government prepares to table a bill in the upcoming parliamentary session. The proposal stems from a Read More…
Nihon Hidankyo Wins 2024 Nobel Peace Prize for Advocacy Against Nuclear Weapons
The 2024 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Nihon Hidankyo, a distinguished group representing survivors of the atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Founded in 1956, the organization, made up of “hibakusha” (atomic bomb survivors), has spent decades campaigning for nuclear disarmament and highlighting the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of nuclear warfare. The Nobel Committee Read More…
Central Railway Unveils Polymer Rings to Boost Train Safety and Track Longevity
In a significant move towards enhancing rail safety, Central Railway has introduced advanced polymer rings designed to improve the durability of railway tracks. These innovative rings, showcased by Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, serve to protect tracks from wear and tear, preventing deformities that could disrupt train operations. This technology is part of Indian Railways’ broader Read More…