Ajith Fans Club

If there is someone who has been sustaining a major fan following from the very beginning, it is undeniably Ajith.

Ajith’s fans celebrate his every move, the audiences
enjoy his histrionic abilities and critics get nothing less than awed
to see his self-confidence, undeterred hard work and obsession about
films that has always consistently been on the high.

Ajith
is confidence personified. His contemporaries who are otherwise also
his professional competitors cannot but agree to this. His warm
gestures towards directors and conviction in keeping up with his ideals
make him stand apart. His die-hard passion for racing did get him a few
brickbats but it is to be remembered that he tried his best to juggle
both acting and racing, both uncertain arenas in their own way. Let’s
be magnanimous enough to accept this-it takes courage to pursue two
different careers like these with utmost fervor and Ajith has done it.
Ajith, then, is a role model for those that want to listen to their
hearts.

In the current scenario, a movie running for 100
days in a theatre is a miracle. Ajith has shown that he can deliver
miracles with the stupendous success of Varalaru, which has gone on to
complete a 100 day run. Kollywood saw seven movies releasing for last
Deepavali. Out of the seven, four films have crossed 100 days. Needless
to say, Varalaru is one among them.

The other films to have achieved this feat are E
with Jeeva and Nayanthara in the lead, Thalaimagan with Sarath Kumar
and Nayanthara playing the key roles and Vallavan from the Simbu
stable, this film again with Nayanthara and also Reema Sen and Sandhya.

Varalaru,
which opened in over 300 screens worldwide including 23 screens in
Chennai district, has crossed the 100 day mark, much to the joy of his
die-hard fans. India Today reported that this film is the biggest
blockbuster in Ajith’s career. Trade pundits opine that this film would
continue with its good run for some more time.

Generally, there is a feeling in the Tamil film
industry that films which are in production for a long time do not do
all that well. Many films have had delayed releases and unfortunately,
they also turned out to be damp squibs. In a sentiment driven industry,
Varalaru, which was lying in the cans for a long time, proved a point,
and a strong one at that.

Varalaru
is a landmark film for Ajith for he was able to portray three different
roles, which are in no way similar to each other, with aplomb. As the
dancer with effeminate mannerisms, Ajith stole the show. It can be
recollected now, that Ajith, during the initial stages of his career,
has admitted to being not-so-good at dancing. And now, he has played
the role of a dancer and how!

A role of a lifetime, Ajith did it with clarity and
conviction. The other two roles-one as a happy-go-lucky but a warm son,
and other as a ruthless baddie, were just about perfect too.

At this juncture, Indiaglitz congratulates Ajith on this feat and we wish him continued successes.

All the best Ajith, here’s hoping to see more of your brilliant performances!

Source: www.indiaglitz.com

In the dream factory, a movie running for more than one hundred days is surely an accomplishment of a highest order. It is the result of a hard labor from an entire team. Kollywood had an impressive line up of seven movies for the festive season of Diwali this year.

Out of this, four films have achieved this spectacular feat of crossing the one hundred day mark. They are Ajith’s Varalaru, Jeeva’s E, Simbu’s Vallavan and Sarathkumar’s Thalaimagan.

Varalaru stands out from the rest of the films in scaling the centenary mark in more than 25 theatres. It is expected that this film would continue its winning streak for some more time. E is in a close second position running in 20 theatres followed by Vallavan in a few theatres.

Varalaru provided Ajith with the much required break. His acting histrionics was very well appreciated by one and all and proved to be a bench mark for this talented actor.

Source: www.behindwoods.com

Ajith, the handsome hero, is busy giving an extra polish to his next film Kireedom.

Kireedom, which pits Ajith with Trisha, is produced by L Suresh and is directed by Vijay, a former associate of Dharani.

A remake of the Malayalam hit of the same name,
Kireedom deals, primarily, about a cute and emotive relationship
between a dad and son.

The keenness of Ajith in getting the film right can
be gauged by the fact that he made it to the film’s shoot in a car from
Chennai to Vizag as the flights were all cancelled due to the fog.

Now that is what professionalism is.

Ajith will be, hopefully, rewarded well for his sincerity.

Source: www.indiaglitz.com

Billa produced by Balaji in 1980, with Rajini as its hero is still not forgotten by the Tamil Fans, & it made a special mark in the silver screen and claimed an unique position among all the movies released at that time. Billa was dubbed from the bollywood movie Don lead by Amithabh Bachan and the movie was a super hit at that time, is now remade with Sharukh Khan as Don and this too is running successfully.

Now Billa is back with Ajith replacing Rajini as "Billa 2007" and is the most expected movie in the coming year. With the changing cine trend, remake of old movies are received well and Billa joins the list. An expectation is there among all the Tamil Fans to see the difference in the field of action, direction etc. between the two Billas.

Ajith may fit best for the film as he has a long list of action movies starting from Dheena to Thirupathi. Ajith has made a tremendous impact in Varalaru and is claimed as a super hero. The expectation grows and the Tamil audience believes that
RajiniAjith would be best fit for performing the character of the road side dancer who habitually chews Paan in Billa.

The original version was directed by R. Krishnamoorthy and the new version is
going to be directed by Vishnuvardhan who has given great hits like Arindum Ariyamalum and Pattiyal. He is well known for directing action movies and with Ajith, is expected to make the film a super hit. Vishnuvardhan penned the dialogues for the movie, as Ajith needs punch dialogues on all his movies. The movie is produced by L.Suresh, Choreography is by Raju Sundaram, Editing by A.Sreekar Prasad and Director of Photography is Nirav Shah.

Replacement of the female characters Sripriya,Praveena, Helen, Mano
Ajithrama is yet to be finalized. But it is said that Shreya and Nayanthara have already joined the group of "Billa 2007".

As Vishnuvardhan is the director, the music director is expected to be the young gentleman Yuvan Shankar Raja who has made lot of super hits since his debut film. As Yuvan is famous for the remixing of songs, we can expect lot of remixing in this movie too. Definitely Ajith fans will expect Ajith to come out with "My name is Billa….." and "Vethalaya potendi……"

“Billa” made Rajini a Super Star among all other stars certainly Billa 2007 with Ajith is going to make the Ultimate Star to get an unique position in the hearts of Tamil fans in the coming year.

Source: www.galatta.com

n a recent interview to a private television channel, director K S Ravikumar was heard discussing many interesting anecdotes in his film career spanning more than a decade. While he was conversing about his recent successful film Varalaru with Ajith, he had many fascinating trivia up his sleeve which he was only too willing to share with the audience.

The story of Varalaru was initially written keeping Kamal Hassan in mind and was narrated to him. But some how, Tenali took over Varalaru and was completed. Then Ravikumar moved on to super star Rajnikanth and recounted the story. Incidentally, talks about Jaggubai surfaced but unfortunately it has to be dropped as the story had too many shades of similarities with Badshah. Then Chandramukhi happened for Rajni and the rest as they say is history. But apparently Rajnikanth was so impressed about the storyline of Varalaru that he expressed his desire to do this subject at a later date.

Meanwhile Varalaru was completed with Ajith in the lead and the film registered an emphatic victory at the box office and proved a milestone in Ajith’s career too. After witnessing Varalaru, super star on a lighter vein has remarked that Ravikumar should have waited for him to do Varalaru.

Source: www.behindwoods.com

Ultimate star Ajith’s forthcoming movie is Kireedom. The successful pair Ajith and Trisha is back again for this movie after the success of Ji. Suresh Balaji is producing this movie under the banner Sujatha Cine Arts, in collaboration with Mumbai’s Adlabs.

Reportedly, this movie is based on the Malayalam actor Mohanlal’s classic Kireedom. This Malayalam classic turned out to be a big hit. Raj Kiran is playing the affectionate father of Ajith in this movie. This movie’s story is based on the father-son sentiment. Cute actress Trisha plays the lady love of Ajith. Actress Saranya plays the role of Ajith’s mother.

Ajith plays the role of an ordinary youngster, who aspires to fulfill his father’s ambitions for him. Ajith put forth his best efforts to become a Police officer as his father desires. The sentiments between father and son become the highlight of this movie. Debutant Ajay Kumar plays the role of a villain.

Vivek provides comic relief in this movie. The shooting of this movie was at Rajamundry, Vizag and Chennai. The major part of the shooting is over, and this movie is scheduled to be released on 1 st May, Ajith’s birthday.

The man behind the camera is Thiru. Editing is handled by Anthony. A.R. Rahman’s nephew G.V. Prakash scores music for this movie. Choreography is handled by Dinesh.

Source: www.galatta.com

Ultimate star Ajith’s Varalaru is fast approaching its 100th day. The film which has Ajith in triple roles, Asin, and Kanika evoked positive response from responses from the audiences. Today is the 98th day of the film.

It surely looks like a good time for Ajith. The director K.S. Ravi Kumar’s screenplay, the myriad emotions and roles of Ajith, the beauty of Asin – all form a nice combination in the movie.

The big plus for the movie is the music, by young genius A. R. Rahman. Galatta.com congratulates the Varalaru team on the sustained success of the film.

Source: www.galatta.com

Undeterred by the mixed response for his Aalwar, Ajith is busy shooting for Kireedom.

Keen to ensure that the movie clicks at the box
office to help him sustain his top spot in the industry, the actor has
been evincing keen interest in every department of the film.

Kireedom is produced by veteran actor-producer Balaji and is directed by a debutant V Anand.

Ajith is currently shooting at Vishakapattinam for
the movie. A major portion of the movie involving Ajith, Trisha and
Santhanam were shot. Vivek plays the other comedian. Music is scored by
Veyyil fame G V Prakash.

Plans are on to release the movie on 1 May (Ajit’s birthday).

Source: www.indiaglitz.com

The confusion of ticket rates was hanging like a ‘Damocles sword’ when movies were getting ready for release this Pongal.

The reduction in cinema ticket rates forced the
theatre owners to come to a decision that in the name of minimum
guarantee, no advance will be given to distributors.

Annoyed with the decision of the theatre-owners, the
distributors had no other option but to approach the producers urging
them to reduce the price of the movie for the areas.

In turn, the producers were compelled to turn
towards the artistes urging them to refund a part of their remuneration
to appease the distributors.

Now, it is reported that Ajith immediately paid heed
to their request and returned a part of his salary that amounts to
quite a sum. It may be recalled that on earlier occasions too, Ajith
had cut down on his remuneration whenever crisis surfaced.

Generosity personified is Ajith.

Source: www.indiaglitz.com