భార్యను కత్తితో పొడిచి చంపినా భర్త – హైదరాబాద్

The rivalry between Ajith and Vijay, two of Kollywood’s biggest stars, has long been a hot topic among fans. While both actors have carved out their own legacies, their supporters passionately argue over who should succeed Rajinikanth as the reigning star of Tamil cinema. This rivalry, fueled by their massive fan bases, often surpasses even that of popular actors from other regions.

The recent announcement of the Padma Bhushan award for Ajith has further intensified this debate. Vijay’s growing involvement in politics, coupled with speculation about his strained relationship with the ruling DMK, adds another layer to the narrative. Some claim that awarding Ajith the Padma Bhushan was a calculated move to overshadow Vijay’s popularity, a tactic not unfamiliar in Kollywood’s history. For instance, similar scenarios occurred when Sivaji Ganesan and Rajinikanth were awarded the Dadasaheb Phalke Award during different political contexts.

The Ajith-Vijay rivalry has also spilled over into their interactions—or lack thereof. Vijay did not publicly acknowledge Ajith’s victory in an international racing competition, nor has he commented on Ajith receiving the prestigious award. Fans from both sides have taken this rivalry to social media, where heated exchanges and speculation continue to escalate.

As Kollywood navigates this growing divide, it highlights how fan wars and political undertones shape the industry’s narrative in Tamil Nadu.