He's been trying for years, now just tired

[Kamal]

[Darshan]

Then there's that fool who exploits his clueless fans.

[Irfan]

Meanwhile, his contemporary manipulates his fans like a Sith lord.

[Charu]

When the leader spouts nonsense, we end up hurting the leader—how do we tell Ajith fans?

[Norman]

Stop crying in the comments. This guy needed his fans to become famous, was happy when fans put up cutouts, performed paal abishegam, and filled theatres, bringing huge collections. Now that he's done with cinema, he tells his fans to be sensible and responsible, not to do the stupid things he once craved and milked for years. He does marketing for his team (which is necessary) but refuses to attend his movies' audio launches (also necessary) for the producer. The double standards are just yuck.

[Ankita]

A true gem of Tamil cinema.

[Irfan]

You took his movie, wasted your time and ours. Instead of giving advice, let's watch something else.

[Divya]

It doesn't help if he keeps churning out movies like GBU. The whole film succeeded only because of his crazy fans. If he really doesn't want that kind of fanbase, he should make movies that don't rely on his fandom for promotion.

[Ramesh]

Pch. He's been likened to someone who manipulates kids to sway parents for personal benefit.

[Nath]

When you're established as an actor, have a market, etc., you can start spouting all this advice.