Kamal Haasan, who launched his political party Makkal Needhi Maiam more than 100 days ago, has said that he was recently offered Rs. 100 crores by a political party. While he didn't elaborate on it, it's clear that the party in question wanted him to come to a compromise.

The actor-turned-politician is struggling to get funds. However, he and his team are going forward with a positive attitude.

Strengthening local-self governments is his main vision. Many villages are yet to taste Gram Panchayat governance, he says. Participatory democracy, as promoted recently by Koratala Siva-Mahesh Babu's 'Bharat Ane Nenu', is close to Kamal's heart.

The Universal Star recently said that he will complete 'Sabaash Naidu' before taking up 'Indian-2'. 'Vishwaroopam-2', written and directed by him, will hit the marquee on August 10.