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Students of Chennaites Amirtha Honor Chief Minister Vijay Through Creative Sculpture Exhibition

Chennaites Amirtha International Institute of Hotel Management students showcased their artistic talent in a grand event organized to honor the Honorable Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, S. Joseph Vijay. The event was held in the presence of actor Sanjeev and Chennaites Amirtha Educational Group founder Boominathan.

The program took place at the Chennaites Amirtha Aviation Training Center in Royapettah, Chennai, where students creatively depicted Vijay’s journey from cinema to politics through artistic sculptures. Hotel Management students impressed visitors by carving portraits of Vijay using vegetables and fruits.

As a tribute to the Honorable Chief Minister S. Joseph Vijay, the exhibition featured 69 sculptures representing his career milestones, beginning from his debut film Naalaiya Theerpu to Jananayagan. The students of the Hotel Management Institute spent 10 days of hard work creating these sculptures.

Actor Sanjeev, after viewing the exhibition, highly appreciated the students for their creativity and dedication. He also congratulated founder Boominathan for continuously supporting students’ futures through various educational initiatives and quality training programs.

Speaking at the event, Boominathan stated that the institution has been making remarkable contributions in the fields of Hotel Management and Aviation by providing world-class training and helping students secure placements in leading international companies. He further expressed pride in organizing such events that bring students’ talents into the spotlight.

The event not only honored Chief Minister S. Joseph Vijay but also served as a platform to showcase the creativity, dedication, and artistic excellence of the students of Chennaites Amirtha.

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