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Kamal Haasan Makes Cryptic Remarks On AIADMK Merger

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Kamal Haasan. Photo: File
Kamal Haasan. Photo: File
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The actor-director used the word
The actor-director used the word "kulla" (cap) to make the cryptic remarks, apparently aimed at the ruling AIADMK whose two factions, each led by Chief Minister K Palaniswami and his predecessor O Panneerselvam, merged after a six-month separation.
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Foisting a 'kulla' on one's head in Tamil refers to somebody virtually being taken for a ride by another person. The actor at no point made any explicit reference to anybody, but the timing of his Tweet coincided with the merger of the two factions of AIADMK.
Foisting a 'kulla' on one's head in Tamil refers to somebody virtually being taken for a ride by another person. The actor at no point made any explicit reference to anybody, but the timing of his Tweet coincided with the merger of the two factions of AIADMK.
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