The actor will meet his die-hard fans in "batches", between May 15 and 19, sources close him said.
The 66 year-old 'Kabali' star will not hold any discussions with the fans, but will only pose for photographs with them, the sources said.
His fans have often asked their 'Thalaivar' (leader) to take the political plunge, even as he has been wooed by many political parties on account of his mass appeal.
Invitations have been sent to respective fan clubs to attend the various sessions allotted to them between May 15 and 19.
The last such meeting with fans was in 2009, post his 'Sivaji' success.
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