Rajinikanth: No force can separate me from my fans

Chennai, Oct 26 Tamil superstar Rajinikanth said on Friday that "no force" can separate him from his fans and urged his followers to tread the path of fairness.

Referring to his communication to members from Rajini Makkal Mandram (RMM), a precursor forum to his political party, he said the content may have been "bitter" however demanded that it was truth.

"I am pleased to get fans like you. No force can separate us from one another. Whichever way we may take, let it be one of fairness," he said in a statement.

On his comments about the RMM on Tuesday, the film star said he had point by point a few actualities about the forum.

"Those may have been intense however I am appreciative to you for understanding reality and reasonableness in that," he stated, including that "God will be by our side".

The actor's statement comes in the wake of feedback from a few segments, including the DMK, which had asserted that he was a manikin in the hands of "a few people" and was being upheld by "mutual" components.

On Tuesday, the Tamil film genius had said that he was focused on introducing an adjustment in the political skyline sans the trappings of cash and bait of posts.

He had also recalled his assertion last year that he will never allow those eyeing money and posts in his political innings and said it was not a mere rhetoric.

DMK mouthpiece 'Murasoli' had posed questions to the actor in the name of a "honest fan" of the famous star, saying that if he was not really behind posts as claimed by him, he should have then begun a movement on the lines of realist leader, the late E V Ramasamy Periyar.

On the actor's conflict that he knew about those truly working in RMM, the "blameless fan" indicates out a specific legislator fraternizing with Rajinikanth, saying he had dependably had a bad influence in his prior stretches in different parties.

It had additionally advised Rajinikanth that "a gathering" was endeavoring to destabilize his fame accomplished due to such fans, including that anybody "moving to its tunes" will lose sheen.

The actor, getting a charge out of an enormous fan base, is set to launch his own political party.

He had before uncovered his intentions to take the political dive, other than reporting that his proposed gathering will challenge from each of the 234 seats in the following Assembly polls, originally due in 2021.