Tamil Nadu Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin has expressed his agony over the decreasing interest among the Tamil Nadu students in pursuing the central government exams.

The meeting that was held on Monday has drawn a sharp attention and sparked speculations on whether Alagiri is making a political comeback. 

A month after becoming a minister, Udhayanidhi Stalin has now met MK Alagiri in Madurai for the first time in several years.

When Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin stood up to answer the Assembly for the very first time, the DMK members and ministers applauded and cheered enthusiastically.

Udayanidhi Stalin got his start as film producer in the film industry with Vijay's "Kuruvi," and he has since produced a number of other films.

Being the president of Makkal Needhi Maiam, Kamal Haasan is one of the first-in-line leaders who wished Udhayanidhi Stalin after the latter became a minister in his father MK Stalin's cabinet.

Udhayanidhi's previous film, "Nenjukku Needhi," was directed by Arunraja Kamaraj, who was widely speculated to be the director of the upcoming film, RKFI54.

DMK MLA and party's youth wing secretary Udhayanidhi Stalin took oath as the cabinet minister on December 14. 

Recently, in a bombshell statement amid the trend of euphoria among the fans, Dil Raju said that Vijay is the biggest star in Tamil than Ajith.

Continuing, Raju stated that he intends to be more cautious in the future when speaking to the press and media.