Kamal Haasan, who is safe in his house at Eldams road (which is comparatively safe and less affected), says that he feels guilty to stay indoors and watch people suffering in the floods.
Chennai is now officially a disaster zone. Army and Navy force are deployed to help the people out of the catastrophe. Victims are struggling to find food and shelter in the floods. But Kamal Haasan, who is safe in his house at Eldams road (which is comparatively safe and less affected), says that he feels guilty to stay indoors and watch people suffering in the floods.
In an interview to FirstPost the actor has said, "It's a nightmare for the poor and the middle class. The rich should feel guilty. I am not so rich and yet I feel guilty when I look outside my window and see how people in my city are suffering."
The report also said that the actor has questioned about the tax money people are paying the government. "It will take Chennai months to get back to normal even when the rains stop. Where is all of the taxpayer's money going? I don't take black money. I pay my taxes. What is being done for me and my people with my hard-earned money?" the veteran actor has asked.
Recently, Kamal Haasan voiced against the meat bans in the country. The actor has said, "There are people without food in this country, so don't give us a menu of food that we can eat, first feed the foodless."
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Chennai is now officially a disaster zone. Army and Navy force are deployed to help the people out of the catastrophe. Victims are struggling to find food and shelter in the floods. But Kamal Haasan, who is safe in his house at Eldams road (which is comparatively safe and less affected), says that he feels guilty to stay indoors and watch people suffering in the floods.
In an interview to FirstPost the actor has said, "It's a nightmare for the poor and the middle class. The rich should feel guilty. I am not so rich and yet I feel guilty when I look outside my window and see how people in my city are suffering."
The report also said that the actor has questioned about the tax money people are paying the government. "It will take Chennai months to get back to normal even when the rains stop. Where is all of the taxpayer's money going? I don't take black money. I pay my taxes. What is being done for me and my people with my hard-earned money?" the veteran actor has asked.
Recently, Kamal Haasan voiced against the meat bans in the country. The actor has said, "There are people without food in this country, so don't give us a menu of food that we can eat, first feed the foodless."
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