Tamil superstar-turned-politician Vijay continues to dominate headlines after officially becoming the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu in 2026. His political victory has been widely described as the result of years of preparation, hard work, and a carefully built public image through both cinema and social activism. Now, director Venkat Prabhu has added an emotional cinematic touch to this historic moment by gifting Vijay a framed version of the iconic “TN07 CM 2026” number plate featured in their 2024 blockbuster film The Greatest of All Time (GOAT).
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Venkat Prabhu Gifted Vijay Number Plate
On Monday, Venkat Prabhu met the newly elected Chief Minister and presented him with the special gift, which quickly became a talking point among fans online. Many social media users pointed out that the number plate shown in GOAT had seemingly predicted Vijay’s political rise years before it happened. The framed artwork featured the original “TN07 CM 2026” license plate mounted against a stylish black, brown, and copper-toned backdrop.
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The frame also incorporated the yellow and red colors associated with Vijay’s political party. Beneath the plate was a photograph of Vijay fist-bumping Venkat Prabhu, along with the title of the film. A golden plaque on the frame carried the message, “The First Wish of VP and Team.” Photographs from the meeting showed both Vijay and Venkat smiling warmly while posing with the gift, delighting fans across social media platforms.
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Sharing the memorable moment online, Venkat Prabhu wrote, “History created… From a thought… to a dream… and to this very moment. It was an absolute joy to meet our Honorable Chief Minister Vijay today and to present him with the first glimpse of GOAT. This is just the beginning. TN07CM2026.” Interestingly, actor Tota Roy Chowdhury recently revealed that several people close to Vijay had long believed he would one day enter politics and become Chief Minister.
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Speaking during an interview, the actor recalled his experience working with Vijay in the 2014 film Kaththi. Tota Roy Chowdhury described Vijay as humble, respectful, and deeply appreciative of his co-stars. He remembered being invited to Vijay’s room during the shoot and initially worrying that he had done something wrong. Instead, Vijay warmly welcomed him, offered him coffee, and praised his performance.