Ajith Kumar

Biography:

Ajith Kumar, popularly known as “Thala” among his fans, is a renowned Indian actor who primarily works in Tamil cinema. Born on May 1, 1971, in Hyderabad, India, Ajith had a passion for acting from a young age. Before entering the film industry, he pursued a successful career as a professional car racer, earning the nickname “Ultimate Star” for his charisma both on and off the screen.

Ajith made his acting debut in the 1993 film “Prema Pusthakam” and soon gained recognition for his exceptional acting skills and versatile performances. However, it was the 1995 film “Aasai” that catapulted him to stardom and established his status as a leading actor in the Tamil film industry.

Despite facing several ups and downs in his career, Ajith’s dedication and commitment to his craft remained unwavering. He earned critical acclaim for his performances in movies like “Mankatha,” “Veeram,” and “Vedalam,” where he portrayed diverse roles, including action-packed characters and emotionally driven ones.

Apart from his acting talent, Ajith is also admired for his humility and philanthropic endeavors. He actively involves himself in charitable activities and has supported various social causes, gaining admiration and respect from his fans and fellow actors alike.

Ajith’s popularity is unparalleled, and he has a massive fan following, not just in India but also worldwide. His ardent fans fondly refer to themselves as “Ajithians” and eagerly await each of his film releases, making sure they become blockbuster hits.

Ajith Kumar, the “Thala” of Tamil cinema, is not just an accomplished actor but also a role model for many due to his unwavering dedication, humility, and commitment to social causes. His journey from a car racer to one of the most sought-after actors in the industry serves as an inspiration to aspiring artists and reinforces his position as an iconic figure in the world of Indian cinema.

Asia Formula BMW (2003)
Ajith signed a contract with manager Akbar Ebrahim after competing in one race at the Formula Maruti Indian Championships in 2002 and placing fourth. This agreement confirmed his participation in the first Formula BMW Asia series. Despite losing control over the opening lap of his debut race,

2010’s Formula 2
Ajith at the Chennai MRF Racing Series in 2010
Ajith returned to auto racing in 2010 by entering the FIA Formula Two Championship for his third season after a six-year hiatus. Ajith made the choice to take up the activity after the release of his Gautham Vasudev Menon-directed movie was postponed, allowing him to take part in the entire season. He participated in the MRF racing series’ championship race in Chennai in February 2010 prior to joining, but he was unable to finish the race because of mechanical issues. He then conducted additional trials in Sepang, Malaysia as he prepared for the start of the season in April 2010 in his Formula Renault V6 car with Eurasian Racing, losing 11 kilograms throughout.