Actor-politician Kamal Haasan met with reporters yesterday, February 22, where he answered various questions posed to him.

He started with a note: "All of you played a huge role in making yesterday's event a highlight. An all-party meet has been organized in Chennai, and it is our duty to be there if needed. If we are not invited, we return and continue our work - we have lots to do. Also, the village adoption work will continue from the next month. If the government cooperates, we will happily take it, if not, we will work towards the betterment of the villages."

Question: You have sided neither with nationality nor dravidam in your political ideology.

Answer: That is your opinion. Not mine. We definitely have both schools of thought incorporated - we think that nationality lies in concentrating on villages, and in the same way, we believe that dravidam is nationwide. If you ask me if I'm left or right, the answer lies in our name - Maiam. We are in the centre.

Question: What will be your political policy?

Answer: You keep asking me about the policy. Whatever has been failed to be done till now, will form a part of our policy. Whatever is clear to even the common man as to what needs to be done, will form our policy.

Question: Which are the six states that you mentioned are denoted by the hands in your symbol? What does the star denote? What do the colours mean?

Answer: The star denotes the people, the people of the south. The six hands denote the six southern states - including Puducherry. As for the colours - red denotes hard work, white denotes integrity and black denotes dravidam.

Question: The look of your party seems to look like that of an NGO, why is that so?

Answer: So what? Is that wrong? And if so, what is wrong?

Catch the full interview here:

KAMAL HAASAN REVEALS POLITICAL POLICY AND EXPLAINS PARTY SYMBOL! VIDEO