In the aftermath of the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) is at a crossroads, having secured 108 seats but falling short of the 118-seat majority needed to form a government. Speculation about potential alliances is rife, particularly with the Congress party, which has confirmed receiving a letter from TVK expressing interest in collaboration. Congress MP KC Venugopal indicated that TVK is seeking support, intensifying talks of a post-poll alliance. Meanwhile, the AIADMK has also entered the conversation, with spokesperson Kovai Sathyan hinting at a possible alliance, although internal divisions within AIADMK may complicate matters. DMK spokesperson Kanimozhi NVN Somu suggested that a faction of AIADMK legislators might defect to TVK, which could bolster its numbers significantly. The political landscape remains tense, with DMK accusing Congress of betrayal for its overtures to TVK. As the situation unfolds, Vijay is expected to meet Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Arlekar, with reports indicating that the oath-taking ceremony for the new chief minister could occur soon. Additionally, Vijay faces the requirement to vacate one of the two seats he won, likely leading to a further reduction in TVK's seat count.