Speaking at Harvard University's India Conference in Boston early on Sunday, he said an alliance with fellow actor Rajinikanth was unlikely.With the launch of his political party less than two weeks away, Kamal lashed out at the "mediocrity" that the "global village" of Tamil Nadu had been subjected to. Responding to a question on Rajinikanth joining politics, Haasan did not rule out an electoral alliance with him if there is some commonality of thoughts and ideas between them and similarities in their manifestos. "If this is the route he is going to take and the hue he is going to acquire is saffron, I can not see a clear understanding between us unless he gives another explanation that convinces my rational mind", Mr. Haasan said during an interaction at the India Conference in Harvard University, United States. Actor-turned-politician Kamal Haasan announced his website, www.maiam.com, an initiative that he said was meant to build model villages in all districts in the State. The actor announced during his address as well as on his social media page that his website http://naalainamadhe.
Reiterating similar views, Haasan had said, "Time is a good medicine for everything". Notably, Kamal Haasan is slated to start touring Tamil Nadu, beginning with his hometown of Ramanathapuram, on February 21. Kamal had also said that he would reveal the name of his party on the same day. "My true objective today is to challenge the status quo and the mediocrity in politics that is plaguing the State", he said. "I second it." Both the actors-turned-politicians shared the stage at the event raising speculations over a possible alliance. Rajni told, only time will tell if he will join hands with Hassan during their political journey. Jayalalithaa too served the state as the Chief Minister for several years.
