ANBUMANI RAMADOSS says "SHAME ON ACTOR VIJAY FOR PROMOTING SMOKING"

Sarkar is now trending on social media for its first look released yesterday as a treat to Vijay's fans on his birthday this year. It has created quite a lot of buzz within a few minutes of its release. However, a popular politician who is a former MP has come down heavily against the first look.

Anbumani Ramadoss tweeted to condemn actor Vijay for the first look, as he seems to be smoking in the image. His tweet read, "You’ll look more stylish without that cigarette. #SmokingKills #SmokingCausesCancer."

In another tweet, he added, "Shame on Actor Vijay for promoting Smoking in this first look of his next movie. #ActResponsibly #DoNotPromoteSmoking."

To recall, in 2002, Rajini’s antics with the beedi in Baba provoked the PMK founder Ramdoss, who criticized Rajinikanth for misleading youths. Son of Ramdoss Anbumani raised the same concern when the first look of Thupakki released. And also asked Dhanush to stop promoting smoking through his films (post the release of Maari). Doesn't it seem obvious that PMK continues to target actors who like their cancer-sticks on screen?

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