And the other horrible dummies of our very own superstar (Do I need to mention the name?)

This letter is being addressed to all you guys who have done nothing but getting titles left, right and center right from their first film. Ilaiya Thalapathi, Thalai, Little superstar, Puratchi Thalapathi… and the list goes on and on and on…

I just want all you guys to actually stand in front of your mirror and ask “Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the real super star amongst us all?”

And please by no means do not expect the mirror to whistle, blow and dance mentioning your name.
You guys are oh-so-mistaken!

Have you guys ever wondered why none of your films raked in enough moolah off late?
Exceptions are there but does the box office openings really justify the stars that you really are?
Don’t you think you guys are just being overrated?
Don’t you think that you have been over acting off late?

I would now like you to ask yourself another question.
“Would you eat the same meal everyday again and again?” in other words “Tell me any two recent films where I have looked or acted differently”
Could you guys please prove any of your recent films which are different from each other? Actually this question is more so aimed at Vijay who only seems to repeat himself over and over again.

I mean it’s so natural, how can one do the same thing over and over again? OK agreed that this is what your so called fans like… But can you atleast try doing better acting? There is something called as rising above the script… I guess none of you have proved it ever. Then blame the director over his direction and all the other departments… except yourself.

I mean look at all your films today… They are so much the same.
All action thrillers.
A strong entry with a philosophical song (I just can’t imagine any film today not having this!)
Good guy beating up the bad guys

I mean fine you guys live in a cliched world… still aren’t you bored with yourself?

Ok another question…

Have you all seen Surya’s Singam recently?
Don’t you guys think that although a very average film with same story line, he did a great job but adding his own style rather than copying any pattern from the likes of you. I think of all the stupid masala flicks that any one of you have given till date (leave alone the brilliant Gilli, I am now surprised at myself that only this title actually comes to my mind…) this is one of the best masala films in the recent times. Surya’s dialogue delivery, action, style, gestures etc have been reason enough to have the theatres run to packed houses. I must say that Surya was spot on as Inspector Duraisingam.
In spite of the promos being average, bad music and not a great cast… This film manages to hold you on only because of Surya alone.

And had anyone of you signed this film, it would have been just another film with a never ending list of me-too movies…

And after 25 great films Surya still doesn’t attach any title to his name unlike all you guys. Don’t you understand what he is trying to tell you guys?

Films and film makers are part of a creative process. A process which gives you the chance and the scope to create something out of nothing and out of the unknown. Something which only the chosen few can do and you guys have that liberty and freedom.

My advise to you all is to use it well and add your own bit so that we all fans can truly enjoy films and you guys can leave a legacy behind.

With the way you guys are doing films, I guess we can only see the list getting bigger but the quality just going down the drain.

And as I write this note to you, I am glad that Surya is one actor who refuses to follow your path, he has moulded himself brilliantly as an actor.

And after Kamal Haasan, if there’s any actor worthy to take his place, it’s none other than Surya.

And please remember one thing, while you guys are busy chasing titles… Surya is busy chasing roles that could define him as an actor!

And you still think you are the best!