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Remembering Vijayakant: Tamil actor and DMDK chief, Vijayakant, passed away at 71 after battling COVID-19. A successful actor turned politician, he founded DMDK in 2005, emerging as a strong alternative in Tamil Nadu's political landscape. His influential career in films and impactful political journey has left an indelible mark. Rest in peace, Captain.

Explore the political journey of 'Captain' Vijayakant and the intriguing start of his party, DMDK, amidst a clash involving Tamil superstar Rajinikanth and PMK. Uncover the series of events that led to Vijayakant's emergence as a significant political figure in Tamil Nadu, marking a pivotal moment in the state's political landscape.

Vijayakant, the leader of the opposition in the Tamil Nadu assembly, had a journey from a rice mill owner's son to a star in the film industry. He eve

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Wearing the MK T-shirt, he started by singing his favourite song uMshini wami. 



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The war of words over flood management in Tamil Nadu continued between the BJP and DMK. Tamil Nadu BJP president accused the DMK of mismanaging funds