Dhalapati Vijay is preparing to contest the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections through his party 'Tamizhaga Vettri Kazhagam'. Currently, he is holding rallies in various places, with lakhs of people attending them. Seeing this massive public turnout, there are talks that Vijay will easily win the elections.

However, actor Kamal Haasan has shared his opinion on this. He has directly stated that one should not assume that everyone coming to the rallies will vote. He clarified that this advice applies not only to Vijay but also to leaders like him.

When speaking to the media, Kamal Haasan was asked about the rallies Vijay is conducting. He said, "The ID group will not vote for Vijay. In other words, not everyone who comes to the rally will convert into votes. This is a fact applicable to all leaders.U.S. POLO ASSN. Men's Cotton Tailored Fit Solid Oxford Button Down Casual Shirt

When asked if this rule applies to TVK chief Vijay as well, Kamal replied, "When I say it applies to all leaders, how can we exclude Vijay? It applies to every leader in the country, including me. You can attract people, but converting those people into votes is not easy."

"Go the right way. Proceed with patience and do good for the people. This is my appeal to all leaders," Kamal Haasan advised. His words highlight the difference between popularity and votes in politics.

Kamal Haasan's statement is literally true, as evidenced by past examples. When Chiranjeevi founded a political party and organized large meetings, lakhs of people attended. However, after losing the elections, he stepped back from politics.Is There No One to Deliver Justice to Us? Tearful Actress Swarna... Do You Know What the Kottalavadi Team Did?

Similarly, Pawan Kalyan, who had immense popularity, contested in two constituencies in previous elections and lost both. Kamal Haasan himself contested elections and lost. These incidents prove that popularity does not always convert into votes.