K.K. Anand Mohan, leader of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) party and candidate for the Erode West Assembly constituency, confidently stated that their founder, Thalapathy Vijay, will form the government with over 150 seats in the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. Despite various exit polls suggesting that TVK could secure between 2 to 120 seats, Mohan dismissed these predictions, asserting that they do not reflect the true voter sentiment. He claimed that 'seven out of ten people' supported TVK's whistle symbol, indicating strong backing for Vijay's leadership. Anand Mohan also noted that Vijay is currently ahead of Chief Minister MK Stalin in terms of popularity, with 37% of voters favoring Vijay compared to 35% for Stalin. The exit polls, however, indicate a potential return to power for the DMK-led alliance, which may secure between 92 to 145 seats. The counting of votes will occur on May 4, and Anand Mohan expressed optimism about the party's prospects during a consultation meeting in Chennai.