CM Vijay, Trisha visit grieving Ajith Kumar after mother Mohini Mani's death

Chief Minister Vijay and actor Trisha Krishnan paid a late-night visit to fellow actor Ajith Kumar's residence in Chennai on Saturday following the death of his mother, Mohini Mani. The two actors were seen meeting and embracing Ajith as they personally offered their condolences to the grieving family. Videos circulating on social media showed Vijay arriving at Ajith Kumar's residence amid tight security. In one of the clips, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief and the newly elected Tamil Nadu CM was seen hugging Ajith before entering the house and spending time with the bereaved family. Read Full Story Trisha was also seen at the residence, dressed in a black salwar suit, as she paid her respects and offered condolences. Several visuals showed her greeting and embracing Ajith during the visit. This visit comes amid rising speculation about their relationship, especially at a time when Vijay and wife Sangeetha’s divorce proceedings are underway. Watch the video here Ajith Kumar's mother Mohini Mani dies at 85 Actor Ajith's mother Mohini Mani died in Chennai on Saturday morning at the age of 85. Her death comes nearly three years after the death of her husband P Subramaniam. The family said she died peacefully in her sleep after a period of declining health and added that her last rites would be held in private. The Good Bad Ugly actor, who was in Dubai when he received the news, returned to Chennai last night to be with his family during this difficult time. Following Mohini Mani's death, Ajith's family issued a statement that read, "It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of our beloved mother, Mrs. Mohini Mani, who left us peacefully today at the age of 85. She was the heart of our family, a source of unconditional love, quiet strength, wisdom, and grace. Her presence shaped our lives in countless ways, and the values she instilled in us will continue to guide us every day." The family also requested privacy as they mourned their loss. The statement, signed by her sons, Anup Kumar, Ajith Kumar and Anil Kumar, further read, "Her last rites will be a private family affair. We trust that all who have known the ache of losing a parent or a beloved elder will respect our wish to grieve quietly, honouring her memory with the same equanimity, dignity and gentle strength she showed us every single day of her life." The funeral is set to happen on Sunday, May 31. Vijay and Trisha were among several members of the film fraternity, including actors Kamal Haasan, Radhika Sarathkumar and others, who reached out to support Ajith Kumar and his family following the loss of the family matriarch. Ends