📌 Key Points
- A Vijay fan hijacked a temple’s PA system in Palani, Tamil Nadu, to play the actor’s song.
- Temple authorities filed a police complaint and initiated an internal security inquiry.
- The youth reportedly accessed the microphone station while staff were temporarily absent.
- Vijay awaits the release of his final film before entering politics.
A bizarre incident occurred at a Tamil Nadu temple where a Vijay fan commandeered the public address system. The fan played a song by the actor, leading to a police complaint and sparking a security probe by temple officials.
Fan Plays Vijay Song on Temple PA
A temple in Tamil Nadu’s Palani has filed a police complaint after a youth hijacked their PA system to blast a song by Tamil star Vijay.
A rather unusual situation arose at the famed Dhandayudhapani Swamy Temple in Tamil Nadu’s Palani after a youth played a song featuring actor-politician Vijay over the temple’s public address system. After the video of the youth playing the song surfaced on social media, the administration of the temple lodged a formal police complaint.
Temple Files Police Complaint
According to temple sources quoted by PTI, the youth gained unauthorised access to the microphone station, typically used for security announcements and broadcasting devotional hymns, during a brief period when staff members were away from the desk. He reportedly connected his mobile phone to the audio console to play the track.
The viral footage shows some devotees admonishing the youth, while others appear perplexed as the song plays on the speakers, contrasting with the ambience of the shrine. Police sources said they are currently tracing the digital footprint of the video to identify the youth and his accomplices. The temple administration has also ordered an internal inquiry into the security lapse.
Vijay’s Final Film Faces Delay
The actor is currently awaiting the release of his final film, Jana Nayagan, following which he will take a full-fledged plunge into electoral politics with TVK. Jana Nayagan was meant to release last month but had to be postponed after the CBFC did not certify it in time. The film’s makers moved court against the delay, claiming ₹ 500 crore investment suffers if the film is delayed. However, the court sided with the CBFC. The film has not received a certification or announced a fresh release date yet.
Directed by H. Vinoth and produced by KVN Productions, the film also stars Pooja Hegde, Bobby Deol and Mamitha Baiju, alongside Gautham Vasudev Menon, Prakash Raj, Narain and Priyamani. It is reportedly a remake of the 2023 Telugu film Bhagavanth Kesari.
The incident raises questions about security at religious sites. Meanwhile, Vijay’s fans eagerly await the release of his last film before he transitions into politics. The investigation is ongoing.
