Election day in Tamil Nadu saw strong participation as voting began early across the state. Thousands of polling stations were set up, and people from all walks of life stepped out to exercise their right. The atmosphere was active from the morning, with long queues seen in many areas. Along with common voters, several Kollywood celebrities also came forward to cast their votes, making the day even more notable for fans and media.Rajinikanth, Vijay, Kamal Haasan, Sivakarthikeyan, and more join the votingMany top actors and film personalities were seen casting their votes. Rajinikanth, Vijay, Kamal Haasan, Sivakarthikeyan, Jiiva, Sasikumar, RJ Balaji, Arav, Jai, along with music director Anirudh Ravichander and actor Ken Karunaas, were among those who voted. Rajinikanth arrived along with his daughter Soundarya to cast his vote, while the press and media went out of control during his entry. Sivakarthikeyan arrived together with his wife Aarthy, and the ‘Seyon’ actor took better care of his partner. Kamal Haasan was seen accompanied by his daughter Shruti Haasan, while Suriya’s daughter Diya also cast her vote for the first time, marking a proud moment for the family.Ajith leads the dayActor Ajith Kumar created attention by casting his vote early in the morning, becoming one of the first celebrities to arrive at the polling booth. Dressed in a simple white suit, he greeted fans and showed his inked finger after voting. His early arrival drew huge crowds and tight security arrangements.Celebrities stress responsible votingSeveral actors also shared strong messages about responsible voting when interacting with the press and media. As per Filibeat, Rajinikanth requested every voter to register their vote, and made his statement simple and clear to avoid controversies on the voting day. Sivakarthikeyan shared his excitement after casting his vote, and he stated that this election is more dominated by social media users. Actor Nakul appealed to consider before casting their votes that it is essential to be mindful of governance in the next five years. He cautioned the people to vote out of hatred of their own and reminded the citizens to contemplate change, accountability, and the future.
