Kamal Haasan Slams Government, Biggies For Chennai’s Condition

Kamal Haasan who has always taken a bold stand and voiced out his opinion without any fear has recently slammed the government, political leaders and the biggies of Tamil Nadu for the current situation of Chennai. While Talking to Firstpost, the veteran actor angrily said, “It's a nightmare for the poor and the middle class. The rich should feel guilty. I am not so rich and yet I feel guilty when I look outside my window and see how people in my city are suffering”.

Saying the government is being negligent, the Thoonga Vanam star stated, “The entire system has collapsed. It will take Chennai months to get back to normal even when the rains stop. Where is all of the taxpayer's money going? I don't take black money. I pay my taxes. What is being done for me and my people with my hard-earned money?”.

Calling politicians self-appointed Gods, Haasan further said, “I have no God. And I definitely won't accept the authority and decisions of the self-appointed Gods- the politicians. The ruling party ,whoever they are, don't mind spending Rs 4000 crore for corporate projects. We are around 120 crore people in the country. Why not distribute all the Rs 4000 crore among us? That would make all Indians tri-crorepatis”.