Actor Kamal Haasan on Monday, penned a lengthy note where he requested his fans to simply address him by his name.
In a post on X, Haasan expressed his gratitude for the affectionate titles he has received, including Ulaganayagan, a Tamil term that roughly translates to 'Hero of the World'. However, he humbly declined to accept any such titles or prefixes, stating that he sees himself as a lifelong student of the art of cinema.
This story is from the November 12, 2024 edition of Ahmedabad Mirror.
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