Cm Vijay: Tamil Nadu CM Vijay shows impressive fitness at 53, completes ‘Start Running, Stop Drugs’ 6km marathon in Chennai – Watch | Tamil Movie News

On the International Day Against Drug Abuse, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay turned heads in Chennai by not only running a drug awareness marathon but actively running the 6 km distance. Demonstrating his exceptional fitness at the age of 53, the ‘Jana Nayagan’ star led thousands of participants, including ministers and volunteers, under the slogan ‘Start Running, Stop Drugs’. Videos of the chief minister effortlessly completing the race and motivating his fellow contestants have quickly gone viral, winning widespread praise for his discipline and hands-on leadership style.

The Marathon has a great participation of the public

The anti-drug awareness marathon was organized under the slogan ‘Start Running, Stop Drugs’ in Chennai. Before the race began, Vijay administered an anti-drug pledge, which thousands of participants gathered at the venue repeated. The participation of ministers, government officials, volunteers and youth transformed the program into an act of awareness. Vijay completed the full distance of 6 km while motivating other runners in the marathon.

Vijay’s fitness and sporting spirit gain appreciation

One of the most talked about moments was when Vijay was seen cheering on the contestants during the race. Even during the course of his marathon, he stopped for a moment to offer water to another runner. The Chief Minister wore a black T-shirt, black track pants and sunglasses and was seen looking calm and confident throughout the race. His ability to run the 6km distance easily impressed many, and those who supported him felt that his strict discipline and fitness regime contributed to this feat.

Videos of the marathon go viral as fans celebrate Vijay’s active lifestyle

The internet was flooded with videos of the marathon, with many praising Chief Minister Vijay’s endurance and active participation. Observers noted that his participation sent a powerful message about leading by example. Ultimately, his completion of the 6km race became a focal point of the anti-drug campaign, as supporters celebrated both his fitness and his commitment to public awareness.