A | 1月12日：电影《燃点》上映。
B | Kamal Haasan has never been the sort of public figure who settles for the easy answer. True to form, the actor turned parliamentarian offered a strikingly direct response at the Hortus Art and Literature Festival in Kerala when he was asked about the political landscape ahead of the 2026 Tamil Nadu assembly elections. For those expecting a sharp remark about Vijay and his new party Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, Kamal steered the conversation to a space far removed from personality driven rivalries.The newly elected Rajya Sabha member stated firmly that Vijay is not his political opponent and that his principal adversary is caste discrimination. Speaking to an attentive audience, he said his chosen enemy is casteism, which he described as a violent and deeply embedded force that must be addressed swiftly and without hesitation. His tone was measured, but the urgency in his words made it clear that this was not a line designed for applause. It was a declaration of the direction he intends to take as his political presence gains renewed momentum.The question was prompted by discussions around Vijay’s political entry and the perception that his party may emerge as a significant challenger to the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam in the coming cycle. Kamal, however, refused to frame the narrative as a direct clash between two actors who transitioned into public life. He reminded the audience that his entry into the Upper House followed an understanding with the DMK during the 2024 general elections. His remarks carried an undertone that suggested political battles rooted in personality are less important to him than the long struggle against social injustice. Kamal on Vijay: Respect, Distance, and PatienceWhen asked if he had advice for Vijay, Kamal responded with humility. He said he is not in a position to advise anyone and added that he himself rarely benefitted from advice in his youth because it never arrived at the right time. He called Vijay his brother and said that experience is the best teacher, one that arrives without bias and leaves behind lessons that no mentor can replicate. It was a thoughtful response, one that signalled camaraderie but also hinted at the individual journeys both men are undertaking. Vijay’s rise in politics has been under intense public scrutiny ever since he announced plans to step away from cinema after completing Jana Nayagan, due for release on January 9. Market watchers expect his transition to politics to accelerate once the film hits theatres.For Kamal, the political road ahead is both familiar and refreshed. His Makkal Needhi Maiam, founded in 2018, has built its own share of loyal supporters over the years. His new role in the Rajya Sabha adds another layer to his political identity, giving him a national platform while he prepares for the upcoming state elections. Yet his message in Kerala suggested that he is intent on focusing on a broader reformist agenda rather than a headline chasing rivalry. A Busy Slate for Two Titans of Tamil CinemaOn the film front, Kamal Haasan continues to juggle an eclectic mix of projects. He was last seen earlier this year in Thug Life, directed by Mani Ratnam, and is now collaborating with action choreographer duo Anbariv for their directorial debut KH237. He is also producing Rajinikanth’s Thalaivar 173 under the Raaj Kamal Films International banner, a reunion that has already stirred excitement among fans.Vijay, meanwhile, returned to screens in 2024 with The Greatest of All Time, which sparked a conversation about his evolving screen choices before he embarks on a full time political career. All eyes are now on Jana Nayagan, directed by H Vinoth, which is positioned as his final film before he shifts focus entirely to public life.As the state gears up for an intense electoral cycle, Kamal Haasan’s comments stand out for their clarity. In a landscape that often defaults to personality clashes, he has chosen to position his battle against a deeper, structural issue. Whether this approach will reshape the narrative around the 2026 race remains to be seen, but his words in Kerala have certainly set the stage for a different kind of conversation.Also Read: South Indian Legends Mourn Dharmendra。1月11日，“消失”的老罗回来接受了电影《燃点》的采访。罗永豪面对创业精神、相机、风暴和疑虑，疲惫的话语中更加冷漠。在采访中，罗永浩谈到创业的意义时表示，他仍然希望实现自己的理想。如果你不拥有一家企业，你就不能以任何方式根据自己的意愿来建造。说到创业，不管痛苦与否，罗永浩说，如果他没有感受到创业的痛苦，他只是觉得有点累。如果我们再这样做，我们会犯更少的错误，这对每个人都有好处。罗永浩在谈到2019年的愿望时，表达了他非常具体的希望，即今年上半年供应商合作伙伴的问题能够在短时间内得到解决，投资者的问题将在一年内得到解决。罗永浩对“失踪”的回应远非“失踪”，因为他太忙于管理微博，无法与锤友交流。罗永浩说，这部电影《燃点》是一部有意义的新片。希望大家都能去看看。电影院里有很多排电影，票房也不错。此外，他还开玩笑说“拍完这部电影后，公司出了事故”。对于企业家来说，我们在创业前必须清楚地思考，而不是轻而易举地去做。
C | 有点吓人，但当你这样做的时候没有什么好害怕的。这是采访视频。
D | （移动客户端用户无法观看视频，请点击此处观看。）电影“燃点”是一部为期14个月的关于创业的纪录片，它追踪了目前14位最热门的初创企业创始人的创业精神。未知的心理过程和不可重复的创业故事，真实地反映了中国第三代企业家的真实创业经历、生存状态和精神追求。
E | 在观众面前慢慢打开“创业史”，展示创业者的梦想与希望、困惑与焦虑、如何面对挫折与焦虑、如何面对员工、如何面对家庭、如何度过难关、如何做出一些“必须做”的选择。“闪电点”阵容包括：哈默科技创始人罗永浩、奥菲小黄车联合创始人戴伟、猎豹移动董事长兼首席执行官Papitube、跨境美食创始人安川东、维纳斯、新氧气创始人、米果文化创始人、正格基金创始人、精卫中国创始人兼管理合伙人扎。吴颖和莫言创始人唐艳，拉沟招聘创始人徐丹丹，51岁信用卡创始人孙海涛，皇家特许汽车旅行创始人孟磊，皇家特许汽车旅行首席执行官潘飞。这部电影于2019年1月11日正式在国家法院上映。
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