The wait for Ajith..
October 29, 2009
Ajith, Vijay, Simbu, Karthi Films For Pongal Race
Published in Maalaimalar evening paper dated Oct 23, 2009
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Asal Shoot Delayed In France
Published in Maalaimalar evening paper dated Oct 18, 2009
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Ever Heard About Asal Pattasu?
Eye catchy hoarding kept at Sivakasi by a shop owner
SIvakasi is popular for crackers. This banner was kept in Sivakasi at Sattur Main Road. Asal is not releasing this Diwali but still ASAL rocks with its popularity.
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SIvakasi is popular for crackers. This banner was kept in Sivakasi at Sattur Main Road. Asal is not releasing this Diwali but still ASAL rocks with its popularity.
Thala Veettu Deepavali
Published in Kumudam weekly magazine dated Oct 08, 2009
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Venkat Prabhu Clarifies About Ajith's 50th Movie
Published in Ananda Vikatan weekly magazine dated Oct 08, 2009
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Madhavan And Abbas Are Ajith's Club Members
Published in Ananda Vikatan weekly magazine dated Oct 08, 2009
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Simbu Denies Rumours Regarding Asal
Recently, media is reporting that Actor Silambarasan who is an ardent fan of Ajith, is going to sing the intro song for Ajith's upcoming movie Asal. It was also reported that Simbu is going to dance in that song with Ajith. On reading such news, Ajith fans were sending mails to us regarding authenticity of that news.
Our STARAJITH Team person directly spoke to Simbu and asked about that news. Simbu replied that he too came to know that such news is spreading fast among Ajith fans. He denied the news that he's going to sing and dance in Asal. He said that noone from the production side approached him for that. He also added that he will happily accept the offer, if Ajith asks him to do it.
Hope this combo will rock in future.
Innovative Ajith's Drawing And Poem
The drawing is done by Mr.Avanieshwaran and poem by Mr.Pradeep Kumar (a) Kavin.
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The drawing is done by Mr.Avanieshwaran and poem by Mr.Pradeep Kumar (a) Kavin.
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The drawing is done by Mr.Avanieshwaran and poem by Mr.Pradeep Kumar (a) Kavin.
Lyricist Na.Muthukumar About "AKKAM PAKKAM" Song's Birth
Published in Dinakaran daily paper dated Oct 04, 2009
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Ajith Going To Give Speech In Fefsi Meet
The powerful FEFSI (Film Employees Federation of South India) will host a three day conclave in Chennai from October 9 – 11, 2009 at the Chennai Trade Center, at Nandambakkam.
The event will be inaugurated by Union Minister Jagathratchagan on October 9, 2009 and will see participation from veterans like K. Balachander, Rama Narayanan, K R G, Bharathiraja, Kamal, Rajini, Sharathkumar and Radha Ravi. During the meet FEFSI also plans to confer the ‘Ulaga Sadanayalar’ to Chief Minister M.Karunanidhi
And the big news is that our ‘Thalai’ Ajit will be attending the function and addressing FEFSI members. Ajit who is shooting for Sivaji Productions Asal in Paris will be flying down for a day on Oct 9 to make his speech after which he will fly back to the shoot! .
The event will be inaugurated by Union Minister Jagathratchagan on October 9, 2009 and will see participation from veterans like K. Balachander, Rama Narayanan, K R G, Bharathiraja, Kamal, Rajini, Sharathkumar and Radha Ravi. During the meet FEFSI also plans to confer the ‘Ulaga Sadanayalar’ to Chief Minister M.Karunanidhi
And the big news is that our ‘Thalai’ Ajit will be attending the function and addressing FEFSI members. Ajit who is shooting for Sivaji Productions Asal in Paris will be flying down for a day on Oct 9 to make his speech after which he will fly back to the shoot! .
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Durai Dayanidhi is producing Ajith's upcoming 50th movie.
Ajith & Durai Dayanidhi Became Thick Friends..
Published in Junior Vikatan bi-weekly magazine dated Sep 30, 2009
Published in Junior Vikatan bi-weekly magazine dated Sep 30, 2009
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Ajith in Car Race
DRIVER PROFILE
Name: Ajit Kumar
Age: 38 years.
Height: 5 ft 11 inches
Date of birth: 1st May 1971 (Taurean)
Marital status: Married to Shalini
Hobbies and Interests: Aero-modelling RC helicopter and plane. Cricket, swimming, badminton, rifle shooting, flying, photography.
After a successful run in the 2003 Formula BMW Asia Series, film actor and racer Ajit Kumar has now firmed up his plans to participate in the 2004 British F3 Formula Scholarship class in UK. He disclosed his plans in Chennai on January 30, 2004.
For a man, whose interests range from aero-modeling to rifle shooting, one who’s given almost every sport a good shot – from cricket to badminton, swimming to flying – it’s pretty obvious, where his preference lies. With the heart of the adventurer and the spirit of the sportsman, he knows there’s nothing quite like the adrenaline rush of car racing. Ajit has enjoyed his stint in the studios, revelled in the adulation of his fans and played many a part, but feels he now must pursue his true passion, racing….. but he will never give up acting.
Under a new formula to plan his career in both arenas, Ajit will race from March to September and will be involved totally in films from October to February.
Ajit’s racing career started early -- at the age of 19, when he started racing with bikes and was placed among the leading racers in the country. In 2002, Ajit returned to the racing paddock amidst a successful film career to pursue his true passion of Motor Racing. In the Indian National Racing Championship in 2002, he raced in the FISSME class, doing a series of 10 gruelling races and finished fifth in the final leg of the race. In the 2003 Formula, BMW Asia Series, Ajit took part in 14 races and finished the season in the 12th place.
“I’ve always had a need for speed,” says a frank Ajit about his longing to begin racing to fulfill his inner desire. For an enthusiastic adventurer, who is as confident about picking up his Private Pilot Licence, as of setting records on the race track, the desire to take off is truly intense. “Ever since I sat in a car I wanted to be a professional racer. Lots of people have told me how difficult it is. But I’m not going to fail and I’ve never given anything less than my best shot in all my endeavors."
In the current year, Ajit is all geared up to participate in the F3 races in UK. The British F3 races are classified into two – A and B Classes. ‘A’ cars are of the latest specifications which means a budget ranging from 80,000 to 90,000 Pounds, much more than the ‘B’ class. The ‘B’ class cars are older by two years, i.e 2000 – 2001 chassis. The ‘B’ class cars have ‘H ‘ type gear boxes. Both the races – ‘A’ and ‘B’ classes are run together. There would be 20 cars in ‘A’ class and 10 – 12 cars in ‘B’ cars. But the prize classifications would be different. Ajit would be racing in ‘B’ class. He would graduate to Class ‘A’ in future depending on the sponsorship.
Motor Racing stars of the country like Narain Karthikeyan and Karun Chandok have excelled in this class and have won laurels for India, before moving on to higher class of racing.
Ajit has signed up with Mango Racing, run by the Internationally famous Patrick Roberts, the chief engineer with many teams in Europe and Asian regions to manage his career. Patrick, after many years of experience, has decided to run his own team. He is on the road now with just one car and that is to be raced by Ajit. Patrick was closely associated with the pioneer of Indian Motor Sports, the late A Karivardhan. Ajit was introduced to Patrick Roberts by Akbar Ebrahim, who managed Ajit’s racing programme in 2003.
This adventurous actor completed 38 films in 11 years including Aasai, Vaali, Kaadhal Kottai, Amarkalam and Villain. He has also over 48,000 registered fan clubs.
Speaking about his plans for the film industry, Ajit said he could never think of quitting the film industry. "It was cinema that gave me an identity, popularity and also enabled me to meet Shalini, whom I ultimately married. I will continue to act in films. I am not making films to just to make money. If I want to make money, I can accept all kinds of film assignments but I am choosy, believing in quality and not quantity," he says.
"All I have done now is to regulate my career in such a way that I can do both without affecting my producers (they are my friends first) and my sports life. Oct-Feb is normally a lean period for motor racing due to the onset of winter. Therefore, I will complete my film projects during this period so that no one is affected. My fans won't miss me because my films will get released in the next half of the year."
"What I am now doing is to use my popularity to create an awareness about Motor Racing so that the sport gets a boost in India. It should get the sponsorship that is available for cricket. For that to happen, it should become a mass game like cricket," he said appealing to the media and the public to support Motor Racing.
"Indians love a good game. And I'm sure racing will grow to become even more popular as the years go by. I'd love to do my bit to make that happen.....to quicken the pace perhaps."
Name: Ajit Kumar
Age: 38 years.
Height: 5 ft 11 inches
Date of birth: 1st May 1971 (Taurean)
Marital status: Married to Shalini
Hobbies and Interests: Aero-modelling RC helicopter and plane. Cricket, swimming, badminton, rifle shooting, flying, photography.
After a successful run in the 2003 Formula BMW Asia Series, film actor and racer Ajit Kumar has now firmed up his plans to participate in the 2004 British F3 Formula Scholarship class in UK. He disclosed his plans in Chennai on January 30, 2004.
For a man, whose interests range from aero-modeling to rifle shooting, one who’s given almost every sport a good shot – from cricket to badminton, swimming to flying – it’s pretty obvious, where his preference lies. With the heart of the adventurer and the spirit of the sportsman, he knows there’s nothing quite like the adrenaline rush of car racing. Ajit has enjoyed his stint in the studios, revelled in the adulation of his fans and played many a part, but feels he now must pursue his true passion, racing….. but he will never give up acting.
Under a new formula to plan his career in both arenas, Ajit will race from March to September and will be involved totally in films from October to February.
Ajit’s racing career started early -- at the age of 19, when he started racing with bikes and was placed among the leading racers in the country. In 2002, Ajit returned to the racing paddock amidst a successful film career to pursue his true passion of Motor Racing. In the Indian National Racing Championship in 2002, he raced in the FISSME class, doing a series of 10 gruelling races and finished fifth in the final leg of the race. In the 2003 Formula, BMW Asia Series, Ajit took part in 14 races and finished the season in the 12th place.
“I’ve always had a need for speed,” says a frank Ajit about his longing to begin racing to fulfill his inner desire. For an enthusiastic adventurer, who is as confident about picking up his Private Pilot Licence, as of setting records on the race track, the desire to take off is truly intense. “Ever since I sat in a car I wanted to be a professional racer. Lots of people have told me how difficult it is. But I’m not going to fail and I’ve never given anything less than my best shot in all my endeavors."
In the current year, Ajit is all geared up to participate in the F3 races in UK. The British F3 races are classified into two – A and B Classes. ‘A’ cars are of the latest specifications which means a budget ranging from 80,000 to 90,000 Pounds, much more than the ‘B’ class. The ‘B’ class cars are older by two years, i.e 2000 – 2001 chassis. The ‘B’ class cars have ‘H ‘ type gear boxes. Both the races – ‘A’ and ‘B’ classes are run together. There would be 20 cars in ‘A’ class and 10 – 12 cars in ‘B’ cars. But the prize classifications would be different. Ajit would be racing in ‘B’ class. He would graduate to Class ‘A’ in future depending on the sponsorship.
Motor Racing stars of the country like Narain Karthikeyan and Karun Chandok have excelled in this class and have won laurels for India, before moving on to higher class of racing.
Ajit has signed up with Mango Racing, run by the Internationally famous Patrick Roberts, the chief engineer with many teams in Europe and Asian regions to manage his career. Patrick, after many years of experience, has decided to run his own team. He is on the road now with just one car and that is to be raced by Ajit. Patrick was closely associated with the pioneer of Indian Motor Sports, the late A Karivardhan. Ajit was introduced to Patrick Roberts by Akbar Ebrahim, who managed Ajit’s racing programme in 2003.
This adventurous actor completed 38 films in 11 years including Aasai, Vaali, Kaadhal Kottai, Amarkalam and Villain. He has also over 48,000 registered fan clubs.
Speaking about his plans for the film industry, Ajit said he could never think of quitting the film industry. "It was cinema that gave me an identity, popularity and also enabled me to meet Shalini, whom I ultimately married. I will continue to act in films. I am not making films to just to make money. If I want to make money, I can accept all kinds of film assignments but I am choosy, believing in quality and not quantity," he says.
"All I have done now is to regulate my career in such a way that I can do both without affecting my producers (they are my friends first) and my sports life. Oct-Feb is normally a lean period for motor racing due to the onset of winter. Therefore, I will complete my film projects during this period so that no one is affected. My fans won't miss me because my films will get released in the next half of the year."
"What I am now doing is to use my popularity to create an awareness about Motor Racing so that the sport gets a boost in India. It should get the sponsorship that is available for cricket. For that to happen, it should become a mass game like cricket," he said appealing to the media and the public to support Motor Racing.
"Indians love a good game. And I'm sure racing will grow to become even more popular as the years go by. I'd love to do my bit to make that happen.....to quicken the pace perhaps."
Ajith in London!
Thala pola varuma...
The second schedule of Ajith starrer ‘Asal’ is to take place very soon in London. As planned earlier, 30% of the shoot will happen in London, 50% will be shot in Malaysia and 20%will be in Chennai. Starting with the first schedule, the share that was calculated to be shot in Malaysia was wrapped-up recently.
Sources close to the project say that Ajith will be a decently dressed villain in London. “Ajith will be enacting in a scene in which he gives out an interview to America’s Wall Street journal in British English accent,” added the source.
The point is that our “Thala” Ajith is taking full-fledged practice to deliver the talk with the proper British accent!
What else to say - Thala pola varuma?
Source
The second schedule of Ajith starrer ‘Asal’ is to take place very soon in London. As planned earlier, 30% of the shoot will happen in London, 50% will be shot in Malaysia and 20%will be in Chennai. Starting with the first schedule, the share that was calculated to be shot in Malaysia was wrapped-up recently.
Sources close to the project say that Ajith will be a decently dressed villain in London. “Ajith will be enacting in a scene in which he gives out an interview to America’s Wall Street journal in British English accent,” added the source.
The point is that our “Thala” Ajith is taking full-fledged practice to deliver the talk with the proper British accent!
What else to say - Thala pola varuma?
Source
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