Chennai: Top actor Kamal Haasan on Wednesday shared the stage here with 'Thug Life' stars including Silambarasan, but did not make any comment on the row related to his remark on the Kannada language.
Haasan spoke on the hardwork and international quality behind the Mani Ratnam directorial 'Thug Life, which is set for release on June 5, and said, "I should thank the entire state of Tamil Nadu which stood behind me."
This is the first public appearance of Haasan after the Karnataka High Court criticised him in connection with his Kannada was born out of Tamil language.
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Kamal Haasan avoids commenting on Tamil-Kannada language row, shares stage with film crew
Actor Kamal Haasan and director Mani Ratnam during an interview with PTI, in New Delhi, Thursday, May 22, 2025.
Chennai: Top actor Kamal Haasan on Wednesday shared the stage here with 'Thug Life' stars including Silambarasan, but did not make any comment on the row related to his remark on the Kannada language.
Haasan spoke on the hardwork and international quality behind the Mani Ratnam directorial 'Thug Life, which is set for release on June 5, and said, "I should thank the entire state of Tamil Nadu which stood behind me."
This is the first public appearance of Haasan after the Karnataka High Court criticised him in connection with his Kannada was born out of Tamil language.