Kollywood’s legend Thalapathy Vijay installs Sai Baba Temple for Mother

Kollywood’s legend Thalapathy Vijay installs Sai Baba Temple for Mother

As part of his divine tribute Thalapathy Vijay got late installed a Sai Baba temple for his mother, Shoba Chandrasekhar

Noyably,Thalapathy Vijay, the Tamil film super star immortalized his love for his Mother.

Mother’s Day is a time to celebrate the women who shaped our lives with unconditional love and support. It’s a day when people around the world express their gratitude with words, gifts, and heartfelt gestures. Among the many beautiful stories of love and devotion, one that stands out in the Tamil film world is the touching tribute actor Thalapathy Vijay made for his beloved mother, Shoba Chandrasekhar.
It wasn’t a flashy celebration or a social media post, it was something far more meaningful and permanent.

Years ago, Vijay fulfilled one of his mother’s deepest wishes by building a Sai Baba temple in Saligramam, Chennai. For Shoba Chandrasekhar, a devout Sai Baba, follower, this was more than a place of worship—it was a dream come true. Thalapathy Vijay, acknowledged for his quiet nature and private life, chose to honour her most profoundly. This deeply personal gesture remains one of the most touching tributes from a son to his mother and is fondly remembered by fans, especially on Mother’s Day.
It’s a wish from the heart, answered by a son

Seeing his mother’s spiritual devotion, Thalapathy Vijay took it upon himself to make her dream of a temple come to life. He oversaw the planning and construction of the Sai Baba temple, ensuring it reflected the peace and sanctity she envisioned. Without any publicity or grand ceremony, Vijay completed the project with sincerity and humility, true to his nature.

As the temple quietly opened its doors, it stood not only as a place of faith but also as a son’s eternal message of gratitude. This Mother’s Day, Vijay’s gesture continues to inspire, reminding us that the greatest gifts are those that come from the heart and last a lifetime.

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