Vijay Sethupathi Says ‘I'm Not A Pan-Indian Star. It Gives Pressure.. Better Call Me As..’

Vijay Sethupathi, who is making his Hindi debut with the web series 'Farzi', has said that he does not want to be called a pan-Indian actor.

Actor Vijay Sethupathi has earned the title 'Makkal Selvan' among his fans by giving something different in every film he acts without falling into the definition that actors should act like this.

Vijay Sethupathi, who believes in only two mantras of acting and hard work, has now developed his skills to the extent that he is acting not only in Tamil, but also in Telugu, Malayalam and Hindi films. Vijay Sethupathi is making his debut in Hindi with 'Farzi' web series. Directed by Raj and DK, the makers of popular web series Family Man. The web series 'Farzi' starring Bollywood star Shahid Kapoor has officially announced to be released on Amazon Prime on February 10, 2023. The series stars actor Shahid Kapoor as a youth who indulges in illegal activities and Vijay Sethupathi as an intimidating police officer who wields the belt.

Farzi team recently attended a press meet. At that time, when actor Vijay Sethupathi was addressed as a 'Pan Indian artist'. Vijay Sethupathi immediately replied, "No... I am not a Pan Indian star. I am just an actor. I don't agree with being called a Pan Indian actor. It is more than a title that gives pressure. It would be better to be called as an actor. There is no need for an identity in front of an actor," he said.

Vijay Sethupathi has also said that he is ready to act in any language if he gets a chance. Similarly, actress Rashi Khanna, talking about the position of pan Indian star, said, "I also do not agree with the discrimination of this Hindi actor, Tamil actor, pan Indian star. No actor asks to be called that. Why this division when we are all actors."

Vijay Sethupathi and Rashi Khanna's poignant response and their views on pan-Indian actors have gone viral among Tamil fans and are gaining praise. People are appreciating that they have given a befitting response to Bollywood journalists who are searching for controversies.