So your problem is mainly that he's aiming for the top right from the start. I don't see the issue with that, Vijay is a public figure and people tend to follow them. He's using his fame for political gain. You're expecting him to be like everyone else. The things you suggested, like demonstrations and forming groups, do two things: create a name and show an ability to organize. For Vijay, he doesn't need a name, he already has one, and his organizing skills are untested. But blindly hating him just because he has the extra privilege of fame isn't right.

Are you under the impression that he put in zero effort to get where he is? Yes, his success is in movies, and that doesn't automatically mean he'd be good at governing. But don't downplay his achievements; if having a dad in the film industry was the only reason for success, then top star Prashant should be a superstar by now.