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🔥 #RameshAravind shares a gem about his initial experience working with #Rajinikanth in Shanti Kranti (Tamil: Nattukku Oru Nallavan). Curious, he asked #Thalaivar his secret to success. 💡 Rajini’s reply: “Every night I rewind my day… and correct myself for tomorrow.” That’s it. The magic formula. ✨Self-correction→Superstardom.🌟 🎥 Must-watch!...

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One of the most unforgettable tributes to Rajinikanth came from none other than Kalaignar during the Sivaji silver jubilee celebrations. He said Superstar’s life is like a mirror — a reflection that inspires others to correct themselves and move forward. Look at the heights he has reached! As poet Vairamuthu proclaimed, Rajinikanth isn’t just soaring past the skies — he’s journeying toward the stars. But Kalaignar, with his piercing wisdom, went further: in truth, he’s already surpassed them. “There’s no need for him to chase them anymore,” Kalaignar said. “He stands in the vast expanse of the sky, right beside the sun, shining as its equal.” That roar you hear for ‘Superstar’? It wasn’t built in a day — it’s a legacy earned step by step, struggle by struggle. And he made it clear — this isn’t politics, this is respect. Respect for a man who climbed the steepest steps of life without slipping, who turned struggle into glory, and who earned every bit of the love, fame, and admiration he receives today. That’s Thalaivar Rajinikanth. Beyond stars. As timeless as the sun itself. 📈🔥 #SuperstarRajinikanth | #50YearsofRajinism

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He is 8 years old, turning 9 soon. Unschooling (homeschooling) is a very very wide subject for me to talk about. For me- it’s NOT about ‘education’, it’s a way of life. But we have evolved in this journey as a family. Lot of our fears come up and we keep working with it. What is his schedule? Well, he designs his schedule. We, as a family, discuss and try to build something that works for all of us. What is his curriculum? Everything that interests him is his curriculum. Who teaches him? To be honest till last year we didn’t need anyone. Basic stuff in life, every real life experience was teaching him. But now as he has grown, he has specific and detailed interests- so if any one of us knows, then we otherwise we find someone who is passionate about his interest areas. If no one is teaching him, there is no curriculum and he doesn’t have a ‘fixed’ schedule - then how does he learn? What is the role of a parent in his life? Well, that’s a valid question. Our role is to facilitate his journey. Bring reflection to him so that he thinks for himself. Bring exposure so that he chooses. Have conflict with him as we can’t be aligned with him in every way and still keep loving him… ❤️😊 Yes, for me- this path is not easy at all as it brings lot of my fears on the surface and I constantly have to work harder on myself. But believe me, this is the best decision we could have taken as a family. Believe me, every discomfort is worth it !!!!! The joy and fulfilment I experience in his life, I sometimes envy him 😅🙈 and my constant guiding light 💡 is @aarohi_life_education If you have more questions, do write it in the comment below P.s. we are not at all against schooling, we are also not against any system…we are only choosing to be WITH the child. That’s all 😊 if he doesn’t want learning in conventional way, we are only exploring more ‘ways’ of learning WITH him! ❤️ as I said, we are co-journeying and co-learning with him ✨ [homeschooling , unschooling, unschooling family, child doesn’t go to school, learning from life, life learner ]
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He is 8 years old, turning 9 soon. Unschooling (homeschooling) is a very very wide subject for me to talk about. For me- it’s NOT about ‘education’, it’s a way of life. But we have evolved in this journey as a family. Lot of our fears come up and we keep working with it. What is his schedule? Well, he designs his schedule. We, as a family, discuss and try to build something that works for all of us. What is his curriculum? Everything that interests him is his curriculum. Who teaches him? To be honest till last year we didn’t need anyone. Basic stuff in life, every real life experience was teaching him. But now as he has grown, he has specific and detailed interests- so if any one of us knows, then we otherwise we find someone who is passionate about his interest areas. If no one is teaching him, there is no curriculum and he doesn’t have a ‘fixed’ schedule - then how does he learn? What is the role of a parent in his life? Well, that’s a valid question. Our role is to facilitate his journey. Bring reflection to him so that he thinks for himself. Bring exposure so that he chooses. Have conflict with him as we can’t be aligned with him in every way and still keep loving him… ❤️😊 Yes, for me- this path is not easy at all as it brings lot of my fears on the surface and I constantly have to work harder on myself. But believe me, this is the best decision we could have taken as a family. Believe me, every discomfort is worth it !!!!! The joy and fulfilment I experience in his life, I sometimes envy him 😅🙈 and my constant guiding light 💡 is @aarohi_life_education If you have more questions, do write it in the comment below P.s. we are not at all against schooling, we are also not against any system…we are only choosing to be WITH the child. That’s all 😊 if he doesn’t want learning in conventional way, we are only exploring more ‘ways’ of learning WITH him! ❤️ as I said, we are co-journeying and co-learning with him ✨ [homeschooling , unschooling, unschooling family, child doesn’t go to school, learning from life, life learner ]

Mohini Wealth

240,211 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

NEW: JD Vance fires back at Tim Walz over accusations of "stolen valor." 🔥 "Well, I wonder, Tim Walz, when were you ever in war? What was this weapon that you carried into war given that you abandoned your unit right before they went to Iraq and he has not spent a day in a combat zone?" "What bothers me about Tim Walz is the stolen valor garbage. Do not pretend to be something that you're not. If he wants to criticize me for getting an Ivy League education, I'm proud of the fact that my mamma supported me, that I was able to make something to myself. I'd be ashamed if I was him and I lied about my military service like he did." [...] Trump's vice presidential nominee also took Walz to task for criticizing his personal journey to success. "Well, look, I came from a family where nobody in my family had ever gone to law school. I grew up in a poor family. The fact that Tim Walz wants to turn it into a bad thing, that I actually worked myself through college, through law school and made something myself. To me, that's the American dream, and if Tim Walz wants to insult it, I think that's frankly pretty bizarre." "Now, look, what really bothers me about Tim Walz, it's not even the positions that he's taken though. Certainly he has been a far left radical. You know what really bothers me about Tim Walz as a Marine who served his country in uniform when the United States Marine Corps, when the United States of America asked me to go to Iraq to serve my country, I did it. I did what they asked me to do it, and I did it honorably, and I'm very proud of that service." "When Tim Walz was asked by his country to go to Iraq, you know what he did? He dropped out of the army and allowed his unit to go without him. A fact that he's been criticized for aggressively by a lot of the people that he served with, I think it's shameful to prepare your unit to go to Iraq to make a promise that you're going to follow through and then to drop out right before you actually have to go. I also think it's dishonest."
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NEW: JD Vance fires back at Tim Walz over accusations of "stolen valor." 🔥 "Well, I wonder, Tim Walz, when were you ever in war? What was this weapon that you carried into war given that you abandoned your unit right before they went to Iraq and he has not spent a day in a combat zone?" "What bothers me about Tim Walz is the stolen valor garbage. Do not pretend to be something that you're not. If he wants to criticize me for getting an Ivy League education, I'm proud of the fact that my mamma supported me, that I was able to make something to myself. I'd be ashamed if I was him and I lied about my military service like he did." [...] Trump's vice presidential nominee also took Walz to task for criticizing his personal journey to success. "Well, look, I came from a family where nobody in my family had ever gone to law school. I grew up in a poor family. The fact that Tim Walz wants to turn it into a bad thing, that I actually worked myself through college, through law school and made something myself. To me, that's the American dream, and if Tim Walz wants to insult it, I think that's frankly pretty bizarre." "Now, look, what really bothers me about Tim Walz, it's not even the positions that he's taken though. Certainly he has been a far left radical. You know what really bothers me about Tim Walz as a Marine who served his country in uniform when the United States Marine Corps, when the United States of America asked me to go to Iraq to serve my country, I did it. I did what they asked me to do it, and I did it honorably, and I'm very proud of that service." "When Tim Walz was asked by his country to go to Iraq, you know what he did? He dropped out of the army and allowed his unit to go without him. A fact that he's been criticized for aggressively by a lot of the people that he served with, I think it's shameful to prepare your unit to go to Iraq to make a promise that you're going to follow through and then to drop out right before you actually have to go. I also think it's dishonest."

Kyle Becker

1,324,366 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Took me a week to write this, but I know I gotta. A loss like this hasn’t rocked me with such severity in quite a long time, but if you knew Jojo you wouldn’t blame me. JORDAN ST.⚜️ was a special young man, one I’ve known since he was 19 years old and I’ve seen grow up in front of my very eyes. From an admittedly very annoying hyperactive kid who acted on impulse with a good heart and right intentions, to a young man figuring it out, getting all the pieces in place and putting his passions in line with his morals. This is a young man. I would see multiple times a year including his self professed “home promotion” of Naptown All Pro-Wrestling and whom I would talk to at least once a week every week. Someone who in his words considered me mentor & folk like myself Wave Meltzer, FC🕘, & Letrell… distant big brothers. He, I, and a litany of others would discuss anything coming to his mind from wrestling, to music, to movies, to anime, to relationships, to politics, to life in general. And while he would often find ways to piss me off, there was always good intentions behind the things that he said, and the things that he did. This week has been particularly rough as he passed two days before the next time I was supposed to see him in person at the most recent NAP show and I had to come to terms on Wednesday, our usual day of conversation, that he simply wouldn’t be on the phone with me that night… or ever again I miss my kid man. I’ll miss his weird opinions, his outspokenness, his wild ideas, his seemingly endless in-ring potential, and his ceaseless love for the things and people he was passionate about. This past Sunday’s NAP show was dedicated to him and every show after will be for him. Took a week to mourn and mourn I did struggling to get out of bed and countless tears dropped over his memory but in Jordan Saint fashion I must get back to working and acting quick. I already know you’d be laughing at how I been acting up over you and telling me “fuck up nigga what you doing” I love you Jojo and I’ll miss you lil brother. 🖤⚡️4️⃣♾️
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Took me a week to write this, but I know I gotta. A loss like this hasn’t rocked me with such severity in quite a long time, but if you knew Jojo you wouldn’t blame me. JORDAN ST.⚜️ was a special young man, one I’ve known since he was 19 years old and I’ve seen grow up in front of my very eyes. From an admittedly very annoying hyperactive kid who acted on impulse with a good heart and right intentions, to a young man figuring it out, getting all the pieces in place and putting his passions in line with his morals. This is a young man. I would see multiple times a year including his self professed “home promotion” of Naptown All Pro-Wrestling and whom I would talk to at least once a week every week. Someone who in his words considered me mentor & folk like myself Wave Meltzer, FC🕘, & Letrell… distant big brothers. He, I, and a litany of others would discuss anything coming to his mind from wrestling, to music, to movies, to anime, to relationships, to politics, to life in general. And while he would often find ways to piss me off, there was always good intentions behind the things that he said, and the things that he did. This week has been particularly rough as he passed two days before the next time I was supposed to see him in person at the most recent NAP show and I had to come to terms on Wednesday, our usual day of conversation, that he simply wouldn’t be on the phone with me that night… or ever again I miss my kid man. I’ll miss his weird opinions, his outspokenness, his wild ideas, his seemingly endless in-ring potential, and his ceaseless love for the things and people he was passionate about. This past Sunday’s NAP show was dedicated to him and every show after will be for him. Took a week to mourn and mourn I did struggling to get out of bed and countless tears dropped over his memory but in Jordan Saint fashion I must get back to working and acting quick. I already know you’d be laughing at how I been acting up over you and telling me “fuck up nigga what you doing” I love you Jojo and I’ll miss you lil brother. 🖤⚡️4️⃣♾️

jrose from Nap

11,640 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

If you’ve ever used Prime Video, watched Twitch, or bought a custom T-shirt on Amazon… you've touched some of this man’s work. His name is Ethan Evans. He spent 15 years working directly with Jeff Bezos as Amazon VP, and helped build five businesses that each crossed $1B in revenue. & he did it all after getting fired twice early in his career… I just sat down with him for 90 minutes. I asked about: - his lessons from getting fired twice before joining Amazon - what made Bezos different from every other leader he worked with - why invisible performers lose to visible performers, and how to become one - his stories from failing Bezos publicly, and what he learned from it - how to ask for a raise without making your boss hate you - what most people misunderstand about burnout - the three mistakes that can kill your career One of my favorite episodes so far… made me think differently about a few things in my business. Watch my full chat with Ethan Evans here:
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If you’ve ever used Prime Video, watched Twitch, or bought a custom T-shirt on Amazon… you've touched some of this man’s work. His name is Ethan Evans. He spent 15 years working directly with Jeff Bezos as Amazon VP, and helped build five businesses that each crossed $1B in revenue. & he did it all after getting fired twice early in his career… I just sat down with him for 90 minutes. I asked about: - his lessons from getting fired twice before joining Amazon - what made Bezos different from every other leader he worked with - why invisible performers lose to visible performers, and how to become one - his stories from failing Bezos publicly, and what he learned from it - how to ask for a raise without making your boss hate you - what most people misunderstand about burnout - the three mistakes that can kill your career One of my favorite episodes so far… made me think differently about a few things in my business. Watch my full chat with Ethan Evans here:

Codie Sanchez

30,302 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

ONE OF CLAUDE'S DEVELOPERS MESSAGED ME "YOU'RE USING AI AT 5%. LET ME SHOW YOU HOW WE ACTUALLY WORK WITH IT" we talked for 40 minutes. he shared his screen and showed me his obsidian. i expected some complex setup with code it was a folder. a regular folder with text files but when he opened the graph - i went silent. thousands of dots. thousands of lines. everything connected. everything alive. he says "this is my brain after 4 months. i didn't link a single note manually. claude did all of it" then he showed me something i still haven't recovered from he typed to claude "where am i contradicting myself?" claude thought for about 10 seconds and returned 4 pairs of notes where he wrote one thing and did another. with dates. quoting his own words back at him he laughed and said "see? no friend will ever tell you this. but this thing will and it won't get offended" i asked him to help me set it up. he walked me through it. took two evenings now my vault is on the video. it's still small. but it already knows my projects, my goals, my weak spots. and every morning it writes me a short brief: what changed, where i'm stuck, what i forgot the scariest part - i can't imagine working without it anymore. and just a month ago i thought this was too complicated for me i was wrong full guide on how to build this from scratch - article attached i test things like this on myself and share the results. follow kai if you want to see what's next
0:34

ONE OF CLAUDE'S DEVELOPERS MESSAGED ME "YOU'RE USING AI AT 5%. LET ME SHOW YOU HOW WE ACTUALLY WORK WITH IT" we talked for 40 minutes. he shared his screen and showed me his obsidian. i expected some complex setup with code it was a folder. a regular folder with text files but when he opened the graph - i went silent. thousands of dots. thousands of lines. everything connected. everything alive. he says "this is my brain after 4 months. i didn't link a single note manually. claude did all of it" then he showed me something i still haven't recovered from he typed to claude "where am i contradicting myself?" claude thought for about 10 seconds and returned 4 pairs of notes where he wrote one thing and did another. with dates. quoting his own words back at him he laughed and said "see? no friend will ever tell you this. but this thing will and it won't get offended" i asked him to help me set it up. he walked me through it. took two evenings now my vault is on the video. it's still small. but it already knows my projects, my goals, my weak spots. and every morning it writes me a short brief: what changed, where i'm stuck, what i forgot the scariest part - i can't imagine working without it anymore. and just a month ago i thought this was too complicated for me i was wrong full guide on how to build this from scratch - article attached i test things like this on myself and share the results. follow kai if you want to see what's next

kai

50,945 görüntüleme • 23 gün önce

If I paid $51000 for a car and the dealer already cashed the check and had it in the bank for 11 days, I better already have my car. Unlike this dealership who kept pushing back the delivery date and eventually refused to give this gentleman his car he already paid for. To me it sounds like they sold it before he picked it up. I remember during the hurricane Katrina days and I left the insurance office to clear my wind. I just got off a difficult call and I felt so sorry for the insured. I left to go to Panera to get a bread bowl with some broccoli cheddar soup and a nice Sierra Turkey sandwich which was my favorite order. On the way there I spotted a beautiful pearl white new 2005 Cadillac Escalade at the Cadillac dealer. I wasn’t in the market for a new car but I decided to stop and take a look. One thing led to another and I ended up putting a deposit on the car and made an appointment to go back so I can discuss price and purchase. The sales man said I had to put the deposit down on it so they would hold it for me, I didn’t have the time to do it at the moment because I still had to go back to work. I went back on my off day a few days later only to not see it parked out front. I thought to myself maybe they are having it cleaned in anticipation of me buying it today so I didn’t think much of it. The salesman kept saying he will come get me when he was ready, he claimed it was a busy day for him. I kept waiting and waiting only to go back to his office and he wasn’t even there. I asked another employee if they could page him for me, I was getting impatient. That’s when I found out he left. I asked to speak to the sales manager and inquire about the car I put a deposit on and asked if it was being cleaned. He looked it up and told me they sold it two days ago. I said I was there two days ago and was told to put a deposit down on it so they would hold it for me. He said they don’t ever do that unless it’s a special order. He asked to see a receipt and I showed him my receipt given to me by the salesman. He looked confused because he said their receipt are never handwritten, they are always printed with my info, the dealer info, the car vin number and other info. This was just a generic looking paper receipt with my name on it and the amount. But it did have his name on it. They did refund me and asked to show me another car, I told him I was fine and I left. But I did drive an hour out of my way to a different dealer in Cleveland and ended up buying the same spec car from them. I then drove it back to the shady dealer and made them wash it for me since Cadillac offers free car washes for all Cadillacs regardless where I bought it.
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If I paid $51000 for a car and the dealer already cashed the check and had it in the bank for 11 days, I better already have my car. Unlike this dealership who kept pushing back the delivery date and eventually refused to give this gentleman his car he already paid for. To me it sounds like they sold it before he picked it up. I remember during the hurricane Katrina days and I left the insurance office to clear my wind. I just got off a difficult call and I felt so sorry for the insured. I left to go to Panera to get a bread bowl with some broccoli cheddar soup and a nice Sierra Turkey sandwich which was my favorite order. On the way there I spotted a beautiful pearl white new 2005 Cadillac Escalade at the Cadillac dealer. I wasn’t in the market for a new car but I decided to stop and take a look. One thing led to another and I ended up putting a deposit on the car and made an appointment to go back so I can discuss price and purchase. The sales man said I had to put the deposit down on it so they would hold it for me, I didn’t have the time to do it at the moment because I still had to go back to work. I went back on my off day a few days later only to not see it parked out front. I thought to myself maybe they are having it cleaned in anticipation of me buying it today so I didn’t think much of it. The salesman kept saying he will come get me when he was ready, he claimed it was a busy day for him. I kept waiting and waiting only to go back to his office and he wasn’t even there. I asked another employee if they could page him for me, I was getting impatient. That’s when I found out he left. I asked to speak to the sales manager and inquire about the car I put a deposit on and asked if it was being cleaned. He looked it up and told me they sold it two days ago. I said I was there two days ago and was told to put a deposit down on it so they would hold it for me. He said they don’t ever do that unless it’s a special order. He asked to see a receipt and I showed him my receipt given to me by the salesman. He looked confused because he said their receipt are never handwritten, they are always printed with my info, the dealer info, the car vin number and other info. This was just a generic looking paper receipt with my name on it and the amount. But it did have his name on it. They did refund me and asked to show me another car, I told him I was fine and I left. But I did drive an hour out of my way to a different dealer in Cleveland and ended up buying the same spec car from them. I then drove it back to the shady dealer and made them wash it for me since Cadillac offers free car washes for all Cadillacs regardless where I bought it.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

56,733 görüntüleme • 6 gün önce

THIS right here is what I am talking about. The integrity of this man shines like a beacon on a cold dark night. A weaker man of his faith in America might be fearful of sharing what his faith teaches him, and it’s NOT Islamic fundamentalism. Islam is a peace loving religion that helps shape the values of its followers by not just paying lip service to the values it promotes, not by talking but by doing. The reason this man will succeed in New York is because he’s an open book, he wears his heart on his sleeve and he genuinely wants better for EVERY New Yorker, not just those who support him. If he messes up, I can guarantee he won’t hide from his mistakes because his values won’t tolerate it. He inspires hope for me that leadership can go hand in hand with social responsibility, hope and ambition for a better tomorrow. Democrats would do well to follow his example because THIS is what wins elections. The nation owes Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani a debt of gratitude for lighting the path on the long road out of tyranny driven by greed. 🎥 TikTok -
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THIS right here is what I am talking about. The integrity of this man shines like a beacon on a cold dark night. A weaker man of his faith in America might be fearful of sharing what his faith teaches him, and it’s NOT Islamic fundamentalism. Islam is a peace loving religion that helps shape the values of its followers by not just paying lip service to the values it promotes, not by talking but by doing. The reason this man will succeed in New York is because he’s an open book, he wears his heart on his sleeve and he genuinely wants better for EVERY New Yorker, not just those who support him. If he messes up, I can guarantee he won’t hide from his mistakes because his values won’t tolerate it. He inspires hope for me that leadership can go hand in hand with social responsibility, hope and ambition for a better tomorrow. Democrats would do well to follow his example because THIS is what wins elections. The nation owes Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani a debt of gratitude for lighting the path on the long road out of tyranny driven by greed. 🎥 TikTok -

𝔗𝔯𝔲𝔱𝔥 𝔐𝔞𝔱𝔱𝔢𝔯𝔰

10,959 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Historic Press Meet – 1995 September 27, 1995, became a day Tamil Nadu would never forget. Rajinikanth, without formally entering politics, shook the state with words that made history. By morning, Poes Garden resembled a fortress. Fan club members crowded one side, plainclothes intelligence officers the other, and reporters jostled for position. Only the press was allowed near his residence; assistants screened everyone at the street corner. At 11 a.m., Rajinikanth appeared on the doorstep, dressed in a crisp white kurta. “Let’s give it an hour until everyone arrives, then I’ll meet you all,” he said with a smile before retreating inside. Within the hour, over a hundred journalists, photographers, and satellite TV crews had gathered. They were offered cold drinks, seated in the portico, and treated with warmth before being invited inside. The central hall showcased a Krishna-Radha statue, surrounded by decorative dolls. In an adjacent room, Rajinikanth welcomed the press, cigarette in hand, striking his signature pose in black attire. “No questions for now. I’ve prepared a statement addressing all your queries. My P.A. will read it,” he said. Sathyanarayanan, his P.A., began reading “Four Requests”, a statement addressed to AIADMK workers, his fan club, the public, and the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister. As the P.A. read, Rajinikanth shifted expressions and posed for cameras. When the Chief Minister was mentioned, he placed a hand on his face, visibly concerned. At one point, the P.A. read, “To the people of Tamil Nadu who give me life…” Rajinikanth interjected, “No, it should be, ‘To the people of Tamil Nadu, who are the gods who give me life…’” His words underscored the devotion he felt for his fans. The statement clarified, “I have no grievances against AIADMK workers or supporters, only dissatisfaction with its leadership,” signaling support for the members, not Jayalalitha. Another line, “Jayalalitha has used the Chief Minister’s position for her selfish interests and extravagant displays. If she is allowed to remain in power, even God cannot save Tamil Nadu’s people,” sparked whispers: a political blow delivered with unprecedented clarity. On politics, he noted, “If I enter politics now, it will create confusion. Only time will decide. I’m thinking about how to serve Tamil Nadu’s people without entering politics.” Reporters speculated he was waiting for the release of Muthu that Deepavali, with an auspicious alignment marking the perfect moment. He advised party workers, “Continue your work within your parties,” hinting at a future political role. Addressing the Chief Minister, he warned, “Don’t surround yourself with sycophants; keep good advisors instead,” a subtle critique of ministers who had criticized him. By the end, he had smoked six cigarettes. The statement concluded, “Our path is the path of non-violence, the path of Gandhi.” Sitting in silence, eyes closed, he seemed lost in thought before rising and saying, “Jai Hind.” Photographers requested different poses, which he graciously obliged, even posing against the compound wall. “Is that enough?” he asked with a grin, then disappeared upstairs. Outside, journalists scrambled to file their stories. RMV of Sathya Movies received the full statement, responding simply: “That’s his opinion.” Meanwhile, reporters loyal to the ruling party framed their headline differently: “He won’t enter politics—for now.” That day, Rajinikanth proved that even without stepping into politics, his words alone could change the state’s narrative.📈🔥 #SuperstarRajinikanth | #50YearsOfRAJINISM
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Historic Press Meet – 1995 September 27, 1995, became a day Tamil Nadu would never forget. Rajinikanth, without formally entering politics, shook the state with words that made history. By morning, Poes Garden resembled a fortress. Fan club members crowded one side, plainclothes intelligence officers the other, and reporters jostled for position. Only the press was allowed near his residence; assistants screened everyone at the street corner. At 11 a.m., Rajinikanth appeared on the doorstep, dressed in a crisp white kurta. “Let’s give it an hour until everyone arrives, then I’ll meet you all,” he said with a smile before retreating inside. Within the hour, over a hundred journalists, photographers, and satellite TV crews had gathered. They were offered cold drinks, seated in the portico, and treated with warmth before being invited inside. The central hall showcased a Krishna-Radha statue, surrounded by decorative dolls. In an adjacent room, Rajinikanth welcomed the press, cigarette in hand, striking his signature pose in black attire. “No questions for now. I’ve prepared a statement addressing all your queries. My P.A. will read it,” he said. Sathyanarayanan, his P.A., began reading “Four Requests”, a statement addressed to AIADMK workers, his fan club, the public, and the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister. As the P.A. read, Rajinikanth shifted expressions and posed for cameras. When the Chief Minister was mentioned, he placed a hand on his face, visibly concerned. At one point, the P.A. read, “To the people of Tamil Nadu who give me life…” Rajinikanth interjected, “No, it should be, ‘To the people of Tamil Nadu, who are the gods who give me life…’” His words underscored the devotion he felt for his fans. The statement clarified, “I have no grievances against AIADMK workers or supporters, only dissatisfaction with its leadership,” signaling support for the members, not Jayalalitha. Another line, “Jayalalitha has used the Chief Minister’s position for her selfish interests and extravagant displays. If she is allowed to remain in power, even God cannot save Tamil Nadu’s people,” sparked whispers: a political blow delivered with unprecedented clarity. On politics, he noted, “If I enter politics now, it will create confusion. Only time will decide. I’m thinking about how to serve Tamil Nadu’s people without entering politics.” Reporters speculated he was waiting for the release of Muthu that Deepavali, with an auspicious alignment marking the perfect moment. He advised party workers, “Continue your work within your parties,” hinting at a future political role. Addressing the Chief Minister, he warned, “Don’t surround yourself with sycophants; keep good advisors instead,” a subtle critique of ministers who had criticized him. By the end, he had smoked six cigarettes. The statement concluded, “Our path is the path of non-violence, the path of Gandhi.” Sitting in silence, eyes closed, he seemed lost in thought before rising and saying, “Jai Hind.” Photographers requested different poses, which he graciously obliged, even posing against the compound wall. “Is that enough?” he asked with a grin, then disappeared upstairs. Outside, journalists scrambled to file their stories. RMV of Sathya Movies received the full statement, responding simply: “That’s his opinion.” Meanwhile, reporters loyal to the ruling party framed their headline differently: “He won’t enter politics—for now.” That day, Rajinikanth proved that even without stepping into politics, his words alone could change the state’s narrative.📈🔥 #SuperstarRajinikanth | #50YearsOfRAJINISM

Deathwish

225,193 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce