Amid strong indications that he would enter politics, veteran film star Kamal Haasan on Wednesday met his fans in Chennai amid indications that he might float a new political outfit in Tamil Nadu on November 7, his birthday.

However, his fans insisted that the discussions revolved only around his birthday and related welfare activities.

"We discussed what can be done for his birthday, which is on November 7. We discussed only the welfare activities," Thangavelu, a senior member of the Kamal Haasan Welfare Club, told reporters after the meeting. "We only do welfare activities and Kamal Haasan stressed that we took up more of such initiatives," he said.

Kamal Haasan does not have a fan club. Instead, they are called welfare clubs, which take up various social works.

The meeting came amidst reports in a section of the media that Kamal Haasan, who has been dropping strong hints that he would take the political plunge, might formally announce his entry into politics on his birthday.

The actor has recently been active politically, levelling corruption charges against the K Palaniswami-led AIADMK government in Tamil Nadu and taking it on over the spread of dengue in the state. His outburst against the government has prompted strong responses from ministers, including Palaniswami himself, who have hit out at the film star.