Vijayakanth continues to hold a special place in the hearts of Tamil cinema fans and artistes. On his 74th birth anniversary, several people visited his memorial to remember the late actor and politician. Actor MS Bhaskar was one of those who paid tribute, and he got emotional while speaking about his bond with Vijayakanth. His words showed that the late actor’s support was not just professional but also had a deep impact on his personal life.
MS Bhaskar recalls Vijayakanth as his elder brother
After paying his respects at the memorial, MS Bhaskar spoke to media about Vijayakanth. “Vijayakanth was our elder brother. He was like a mother who fed me and brought me up,” he said, as reported by Filmibeat. MS Bhaskar added that although Vijayakanth may have left the world physically, his memories continue to remain alive among those who loved him. He also noted the large number of people who had gathered at the memorial, saying their presence showed the affection they still have for the late actor.
MS Bhaskar gets emotional about Vijayakanth’s kindness
Bhaskar also remembered Vijayakanth for his caring nature and his concern for people around him. “He always wanted everyone to eat well. Even now, annadhanam is being organised at his memorial. Though he has left us physically, he has not left us in our hearts,” he said. He further added, “Everyone who has come here has great affection for him.” His words recalled Vijayakanth’s reputation for helping people in the film industry and ensuring that those around him were treated with care and respect.
MS Bhaskar hails Vijayakanth for his success
The most emotional moment came when Bhaskar spoke about how Vijayakanth had personally helped his family. “If my family and I are able to eat well three times a day today, Vijayakanth is the reason for it,” he said. Vijayakanth, who passed away in December 2023, had built a career spanning more than 100 films before entering politics. He was also known for supporting fellow artistes and technicians. As tributes poured in on his birth anniversary, MS Bhaskar’s words offered a touching reminder of the lives Vijayakanth had quietly influenced.
