Ajith Fans Club

Kreedom, the forthcoming film of Ajith and Trisha is getting completed and is sprinting towards the date of release. At this juncture, Ajith, the hero of the film is reported to be unhappy about the way in which publicity and promotional material of Kreedom were handled. The significance of marketing and
                                        
advertising in any field cannot be undervalued and more so in film industry where publicizing plays a key role in the success of a film. Expectations about a film chiefly rest with the stills that are circulated in the print and visual media. People form an image watching these promotional materials and throng to the theatres based on the quality of them. According to Ajith number of stills of Kreedom that are doing the rounds are highly inadequate. This has resulted in plummeting of excitement among his fans too. Hence in all likelihood, Ajith himself may take on the responsibility of publicity for Kreedom.

Source: www.behindwoods.com

Kireedom
set for a release on 1 May coinciding with Ajith’s birthday, the movie
marks the return of veteran producer Balaji to the big screen.

Trisha plays Ajith’s heroine, while Rajkiran plays Ajith’s father in the movie.

A debutant Vijay is wielding the megaphone. He says,
"Working with a seasoned actor like Ajith for my debut film is a great
experience. He was very co-operative and has contributed his best. His
dedication and commitment to excel in the role deserves special
mention."

"G V Prakash’s music is another highlight," he adds.

Source: www.indiaglitz.com

Kreedom, a remake of the Malayalam blockbuster movie of the same name, is being expected with great excitement among Ajith’s fans. The stage is finally set for the release of the movie, which is coinciding with Ajith’s birthday on May 1st.
                                           
It is a well-known fact in Kollywood that Ajith’s fans celebrate the launch of his movie spectacularly. With Kreedom being released on the star’s birthday, it’s yet another reason for them to have a bash.

Stunt master Super Subbarayan is full of praises for Ajith as he has performed the stunt sequence in the climax scene without using a dupe. The scene where Ajith and debutant-villain Ajay perform, was shot for four days at Ennore Port in Chennai with around 500 container lorries. Sources close to Kreedom team say that the climax scene is the cynosure of the movie. It must be remembered that Ajith had met with an accident at Vizag, when doing a stunt earlier for the same movie, getting him bedridden for ten days.

One more good news for Ajithians - with expectations soaring high, it is anticipated that Ajith’s next movie - Billa will commence on April 13th or 14th.

Source: www.behindwoods.com

Rajinikanth’s
yesteryear blockbuster Billa is all set for a remake. The new version
titled the same would feature Ajith, Nayantara and Namitha in prominent
roles and would be directed by Vishnu Vardhan.

Produced by Anandha Pictures Suresh, Billa would go
to floors on 13 April. Buzz is that Rajinikanth has expressed his
desire to be part of the inauguration.

The movie featured Rajinikanth in the role of an angry young man went on to break all records at the box-office then.

It may be recalled that Super Star Rajiniknath had earlier took part in the muhurrat of Ajith’s Paramasivam.

Source: www.indiaglitz.com

Boopathy Pandian’s latest hit Thiruvilayadal Arambam has elevated his status among the numerous producers of the industry who are competing with one another to rope him to direct their films. Initially he had promised to do a film for Lingusamy’s production house.
                                          
But a story narrated by Pandian is said to have enticed Oscar films Ravichandran who immediately agreed to fund his forthcoming film ‘Raja Vesham’. Like his all other previous projects, this film also will be a hardcore comedy which is undoubtedly Pandian’s forte.

After Kreedom and Billa 2007, Raja Vesham will be the next in line for ultimate star Ajith for whose fans the film is certain to provide a welcome change from serious element to comic relief. As regards Ajith, Raja Vesham is bound to be a mile stone in his film graph as he is donning an outright comedy role, perhaps for the first time in his career. Villain Ashish Vidyarthi who had always terrorized people with his high octane and intimidating demeanor will have a total image make over as a comedian in this film.

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Ajith
will have his Kireedom release this summer amidst huge expectations.
Directed by debutant AL Vijay, the film stars Ajith, Trisha, Vivek,
Saranya, Cochin Haneefa and Raj Kiran in significant roles. Inspired by
a blockbuster Malayalam film of the late 1980s starring Mohanlal of the
same title, Kireedom is an action based family entertainer.

Ajith
plays an ordinary young man who loves his family and aspires to become
a police officer. Trisha plays his love interest and is a college
student. Raj Kiran plays Ajith’s father and an upright policeman. He
aspires to see his son become a top cop one day. Raj Kiran and Ajith,
it is said, shared a tremendous rapport during the shoot of Kireedom.
The movie is set in a small town in Tamil Nadu. A tale of father-son
sentiments, the movie has Saranya playing Ajith’s mother. Ajay Kumar, a
debutant from Hyderabad plays the villain. Vijay has shot the film
extensively in Vishakapatinam, Rajahmundry and Chennai. Says Vijay, "It
is not really the remake of Malayalam film Kireedom. Just the theme is
inspired by the movie."

"Working with a seasoned actor like Ajith for my
debut film is a great experience. He was very co-operative and has
contributed his best. His dedication and commitment to excel in the
role deserves special mention," adds Vijay.

GV Prakash (AR Rahman’s nephew) has come up with
five catchy songs for the movie. The young music director hogged the
limelight after a successful debut in Veyyil. Thiru has cranked the
camera, art is by Selva and editing is by Anthony. Kireedom is expected
for release on 1 May, 2007 coinciding with Ajith’s birthday.

Source: www.indiaglitz.com

Ajith
is bitten by Rajini bug. The mass hero of Tamil cinema will be playing
the title role in Billa 2007. It is the remake of yesteryear Rajini hit
Billa. The new version would be directed by director Vishnuvardhan and
features Nayantara opposite him.

Meanwhile, veteran director Mahendran’s son is
planning to remake his father’s classic Johnny. The movie featured
Rajinikanth and Sridevi in the lead roles.

In the remake version, Ajith is tipped to play the hero.

The script would undergo minor changes to suit Ajith fans, sources close to the director say.

John had earlier directed Vijay for Sachien.

Source: www.indiaglitz.com

It is a well known fact that super star Rajnikanth’s blockbuster Billa is being remade as Billa 2007 with Ajith in the lead. The casting for this film has been completed and the crew is all geared up to commence the shooting soon. Meanwhile according to the rumor mills of the industry,
                                                   
Rajnikanth’s old film Johny is also getting remade with Ajith as the hero. This film had portrayed the super star in a totally different style and is known for Ilayaraja’s lilting melodies and superstar’s style.

When remixes and remakes continue to be the order of the day, widespread speculations were rife about Ajith figuring in the remake of Johny also. But when the matter was broached with Ajith’s close circle, they replied in negative. According to them, the ultimate star has committed only to Billa 2007 and no other such projects are in the pipeline.

Source: www.behindwoods.com

What if his recent flick sank without a trace at the box office? Ajith still has the producers swear by him. If credible sources are to be believed, take our words for it. Ajith has just clinched a five-movie deal with the corporate honcho Reliance’s Adlabs productions that has already
                                                   
forayed into movies by producing a few Hindi films. In an attempt to put down their roots down south, the company has decided to invest a whopping 500 crores in Kodambakkam.

Industry buzz also reveal that Ajith’s paycheck will be an astronomical 30 crores for the five movies planned to be made. An average of 6 crores per movie to be precise, which is sure to make his fellow mates go green with envy. That apart, Ajith’s opinion will be sought in deciding all aspects of the movies including director, technicians, and female leads. Quite a deal, agree?

Out of Ajith’s five movies, initially two movies will hit the floors anytime now. Besides, each movie will have a budget ranging from 30 to 40 crores. No wonder, Ajith is bowled over.

With the affluent Adlabs ready to invest in Tamil industry, how the directors make the most out of the opportunity remains to be seen. On the other hand, no official announcement has been released from the Ajith stable in this regard.

Source: www.behindwoods.com