@Ranjith_Rayappa@actorvijay According to your stupid logic
3.19 Crore people rejected TVK
3.87 crore people rejected ADMK
3.72 crore people rejected DMK
Now tell me which party is most rejected 🤦♂️
@sumanthraman@HLKodo Why are you deciding whether he worked or not , that’s y we have election and people to decide on the same. And it’s the basic principle of democracy
@sumanthraman This reflects the kind of people you choose to engage with. I believe the first awareness program should focus on how to use social media responsibly, without bias and without misleading others.
That assumption is flawed.
You’re treating the removed 1 crore voters as if none of them voted last time, which is not true. In reality, that 1 crore would have had a mix of both voters and non-voters.
So comparing 73% (from 6.7 cr) with a higher % on 5.7 cr and saying “81% = same voters” is mathematically incorrect.
The only fair comparison is percentage turnout itself, because:
We don’t know how many of the removed voters actually voted last time
The denominator (total voters) has changed artificially
So yes, we must stick to percentage turnout, not try to reverse-calculate absolute voters like that.
That assumption is flawed.
You’re treating the removed 1 crore voters as if none of them voted last time, which is not true. In reality, that 1 crore would have had a mix of both voters and non-voters.
So comparing 73% (from 6.7 cr) with a higher % on 5.7 cr and saying “81% = same voters” is mathematically incorrect.
The only fair comparison is percentage turnout itself, because:
We don’t know how many of the removed voters actually voted last time
The denominator (total voters) has changed artificially
So yes, we must stick to percentage turnout, not try to reverse-calculate absolute voters like that.
That assumption is flawed.
You’re treating the removed 1 crore voters as if none of them voted last time, which is not true. In reality, that 1 crore would have had a mix of both voters and non-voters.
So comparing 73% (from 6.7 cr) with a higher % on 5.7 cr and saying “81% = same voters” is mathematically incorrect.
The only fair comparison is percentage turnout itself, because:
We don’t know how many of the removed voters actually voted last time
The denominator (total voters) has changed artificially
So yes, we must stick to percentage turnout, not try to reverse-calculate absolute voters like that.
Shocked and disturbed to hear about the footages being leaked from #Jananayagan! Whoever did this must understand all the money,effort and hard work involved in making a movie.Sincerely request everyone to refrain from watching and spreading the videos!🙏
Piracy is just not right. A film comes from the hard work of so many people behind the scenes. Watching it in theatres or skipping it is completely a personal choice but supporting piracy takes away from all that effort. It disrespects the art and in the long run affects the entire industry and the people who rely on it.
Please say no to piracy 🙏
Someone’s dream is bleeding online
Please let’s not turn their hard work into a forwarded clip
Let’ the film breathe on screen and not die on your phone
🙏🏻
Deeply disheartened by the recent piracy issue surrounding namma #Thalapathy’s #Jananayagan. Please refrain from sharing or encouraging such content. If you support piracy, you’re not a fan, you’re part of the problem. Let’s wait, watch, and celebrate the man the way it’s meant to be ,only in theatres.
This isn’t just content - it’s sweat, blood, and years of relentless passion. Don’t betray it! The concerned person should face the consequences immediately.
The unfortunate leak of #Jananayagan is something that deeply concerns me.
Cinema is built on trust, effort, and the collective dreams of many.
Such incidents affect all of us in the industry and remind us how crucial it is to protect our creative work.
We stand one with KVN Productions in containing the damage and punishing the culprits. Let us all extend our support to respect and protect CINEMA!
Kill Piracy. Save Cinema.