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Kamal Haasan visits APJ Abdul Kalam's house before launching political party

| @indiablooms | Feb 21, 2018, at 03:42 pm

Rameswaram, Feb 21 (IBNS): Prominent Indian actor Kamal Haasan who is due to launch his own political party on Wednesday, visited his idol APJ Abdul Kalam's home in Tamil Nadu's Rameswaram.

"Greatness can come from simple beginnings. Actually it will come only from simplicity. Glad to start my journey from a great man’s simple abode. #maiam," the actor tweeted on Wednesday morning.

According to reports, Haasan addressed fishermen during his visit.

"Different governments have made different promises and then when people ask why the promises are not met, they bring different problems in front of them," he told fishermen according to a report by NDTV.

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