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Kamal Haasan traces his die-hard fan, meets him

Written by : Digital Native

Stars are known to go an extra mile in order to satisfy the reasonable desires of their fans. Some help them financially or hand out goodies that will help them sustain in life. But all this will happen only when the fans reach out to their idols on their own accord. But the Ulaga Nayagan Kamal Haasan went a step further by tracing his diehard fan, whose only desire was to meet him in person.

According to sources, Kamal Haasan happened to see a Youtube channel which carried a report of a used cloth vendor Jayaraj wanting to meet the star in person but it failed to materialize despite his best efforts. On hearing about this, Kamal instructed his assistants to find the whereabouts of Jayaraj and have him brought to his office. Tracing out Jayaraj was not an easy task as he was constantly on the move due to his work but they manage to do it.

Jayaraj’s long time desire to meet his idol finally came true when he saw him in flesh and blood at his party office in Chennai. Kamal chatted with the cloth vendor as like they were old friends which further stunned the fan. It was indeed a good gesture by the actor turned politician.

On the work front, the teaser of his long pending project Vishwaroopam II was released a few days ago and has garnered a lot of attention. The film is into the post production mode right now and it is likely to hit the silver screens on August 12. His yet another film, Sabaash Naidu has been put in the cold storage for the time being, say sources. Haasan , who recently made his television debut as the host of Tamil reality show Bigg Boss is getting ready to host the second season of of the reality show.

Reports are that Kamal’s political entry may mean that he will quit films but there is no clarity on it.

(Content provided by Digital Native) 

 

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