You thought the real drama was in the silver screen? Turns out, the backstage is a social media battlefield, and Jason Sanjay is calling out the imposters.
The 30‑year‑old, son of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, posted a statement that reads like a legal notice: "Any other accounts, pages, or profiles operating under my name…are entirely fake…I hold no responsibility…" The list, he said, is published on Instagram, X, and Facebook, each linked to his official handles.
And here's the kicker: there is no official fan club. "We have not authorised, launched or recognised any official fan club, association or community," he wrote, effectively telling fans to stay away from the so‑called 'official' groups floating around.
The drama, however, isn't confined to the digital realm. "Sigma" hit theatres on 2 October, a debut that saw his father lift a framed poster in a Madhurantakam roadshow, a scene that felt more like a royal endorsement than a marketing stunt.
For a 30‑year‑old director, the move is a double‑edged sword: on one side, it cements a brand that can’t be hijacked; on the other, it limits the organic hype that fan clubs can generate. Hollywood’s own Brad Pitt once said, "You have to keep a tight rein on your brand," and Jason is doing just that.
So what’s next for the Vijay‑son‑turned‑filmmaker? Rumors hint at a second feature set in Mumbai's underbelly, and a possible cameo in a Bollywood‑Tamil crossover. Until then, the only thing you should be scrolling for is his next official handle.