“My Rajini should be healthy,” said Kamal Haasan.
Actor Rajinikanth’s announcement of his political departure has not only disappointed his fans, but also his friend and former co-star, actor-turned-politician Kamal Haasan. During his campaign in Mayiladuthurai on Tuesday, Makkal Needhi Maiam’s boss, Kamal Haasan, referred to Rajini’s withdrawal from politics, saying: “I know everyone will ask me about Rajini’s statement. When my political rallies are over, I will go to Chennai and meet him one more time. I even have the same feelings that fans are having right now. Although it was a bit disappointing, his health is also very important to me. My Rajini should be healthy. Wherever it is, it should be good. When I go to meet him, I’ll tell you more about this. ”
Kamal Haasan, who has co-starred with Rajini in numerous films in the past, had invited Rajini on multiple occasions to join him before the 2021 Assembly elections. Rajini had also said in 2019 that if the situation was favorable, the two stars would unite.
However, after much speculation, Rajini announced on Tuesday that he will not enter politics citing his recent health complications. However, he said he will continue to serve the people through his Rajini Makkal Mandram fan association.
Two days after being discharged from the Apollo Hospital in Hyderabad, the actor said that he sees his health complication as a message from God and therefore will not enter into electoral politics. Rajini was admitted for severe hypertension and exhaustion, and at the time of discharge her doctors advised her to rest in bed for a week.
In his three-page letter, Rajini also pointed to the fact that he cannot venture out due to the pandemic and cannot rely solely on the media and social media for his campaign. Therefore, even if he faces health complications after throwing the party, everyone who trusted him will have a hard time. So, citing these reasons, the actor said that he will try to do the best service to the people without joining the electoral police. He also apologized to the people of Tamil Nadu for making the decision.
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