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While actor Ajith’s early films were met with many controversies, Tamil cinema’s popular director and actor Urunya has indirectly helped Ajith’s growth.
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Actor Ajith is now a mass actor in South India and has been enthralling fans with his performances for 20 years. He faced a lot of humiliations and hardships in his early film career. It seems that the release of Ajith’s early films, who stepped into cinema without any background, was a big struggle.
Amaravati, released in 1993, was one such film that made Ajith look back. In this case, after this film, Ajith is from Andhra state and made his debut in 1993 in the film Prema Pustagam. The film was well-received across the board and received 3 Nandi Awards, the highest award of Andhra state.
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Directed by Telugu director Kollubudi Maruti Rao, the film was first directed by his son Kollubudi Srinivas. The director Gollubudi Srinivas drowned in the sea while trying to take pictures in the sea. Due to this, Gollubudi Maruti Rao tried to make the film for his son.
At that time Kollubudi Maruti Rao had requested the director Bhagyaraj to shoot only the climax scene of the film. Then Bhagyaraj accepted his request and left the climax scene of the film. Ajith would not have got such a superhit film today if only Bhagyaraj had not done this help.
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And Gollubudi Maruthira also abandoned the film halfway through. That film is the film that turned Ajith’s life around. Following this film, the film Aasi starring Ajith directed by Vasanth was made and became a success. Ajith’s career in Tamil cinema took off after this film.
Director Bhagyaraj has introduced many actors to Tamil cinema, mainly directors. But unbeknownst to him, he was responsible for Ajith’s early development. Now this news has gone viral on the internet.
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