Actor Sarathkumar celebrated his birthday with a special gathering attended by his supporters and well-wishers from different parts of Tamil Nadu. A grand feast was organised at a private hotel in Egmore, Chennai, where the actor interacted with his supporters and spoke about the bond he shares with them. His emotional yet spirited speech has now caught attention on social media.
Sarathkumar talks about ‘Nattamai Family ’ and his unique identity
During the event, Sarathkumar shared an interesting idea about creating a common identity for his supporters. As reported by Filmibeat, he said, “Suddenly, I got an idea of getting a tattoo. I thought it would be good to tattoo ‘Nattamai Family’. It can become our family identity. For those who come to meet me, it will be like a Green Card. If you have this tattoo on your hand, you can meet me directly and easily. My son Rahul will also get this name tattooed.” The actor made it clear that the name should represent more than just his films or fan celebrations. He wants it to become a symbol of unity among his supporters.
Sarathkumar urges fans to stand by each other in difficult times
Sarathkumar also had a message for those who celebrate his birthday and film releases by distributing sweets, bursting crackers and performing milk abhishekam. “If someone asks what Sarathkumar has done for you, tell them that Sarathkumar creates good human beings. That is what matters,” he said. He further explained that simply carrying the ‘Nattamai Family’ name is not enough. “Nattamai Family should be an important identity. If there is a problem for anyone in our family, form a group of around 50 people and record the details of that problem. Even if each person contributes Rs 1,000, it will become a good amount. We should support one another physically, emotionally and financially,” Sarathkumar said. He also urged his supporters to remain united and ensure that future generations remember their community for its good work.
Sarathkumar’s upcoming film projects and career
Sarathkumar has remained active in Tamil cinema, taking on roles that allow him to explore different shades as an actor. Over the years, he has been part of several notable films and has also appeared in important supporting roles in recent projects. His career continues with Tamil and other South Indian productions and audiences await his future performances. His film journey still forms an integral part of his public image but his latest birthday speech has shifted the attention to his relationship with his supporters. His call for unity, mutual help and social responsibility has given the ‘Nattamai Family’ idea a bigger meaning beyond cinema and fan celebrations.
