This Is Why Actor Vijay’s Luxury Cars Bear ‘0277’ Number

The superstar-turned-politician Vijay uses the registration number ‘0277’ to immortalize his younger sister Vidya, who passed away at a young age.

October 23, 2025: As actor-turned-politician Thalapathy Vijay pivots entirely to public service ahead of the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, a touching detail about his personal life has captured the attention of fans and the media: the consistent appearance of the number “0277” on all his new luxury vehicles and his official political campaign bus.

The cinematic superstar, who recently launched his party Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) and announced that his upcoming film, Jana Nayagan, would be his last, is known for his fondness for high-end cars. Over the past year, he has acquired a BMW electric car, a Lexus LM, and Toyota’s Vellfire, alongside his specially designed TVK campaign bus.

The registration numbers of these vehicles—such as TN 14 AH 0277 (BMW), TN 14 AL 0277 (Lexus), TN 14 AM 0277 (Vellfire), and TN 14 AS 0277 (TVK campaign bus)—all conspicuously feature the sequence “0277.”

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Fans and observers have connected the digits to form a date: 14-02-77. This sequence, it has been revealed, is not a simple lucky number but a heartfelt, lifelong tribute to a profound personal loss.

According to reports, the number represents the birthdate of Vidya, Vijay’s younger sister, who tragically passed away at a very young age. By registering his most prized and public-facing assets—from his personal luxury cars to his political campaign vehicle—with this date, Vijay has immortalized his late sister’s memory as he embarks on his ambitious political journey.

The discovery has earned widespread praise from his followers, who see the gesture as a unique and profound display of brotherly affection and an emotional glimpse into the private life of the celebrated actor. As Vijay shifts from the reel to the real stage, this personal tribute reveals the tender side of the leader preparing to contest the Tamil Nadu polls.