Actor Ajith Kumar’s first video message to fans in decades: Please don’t fight
Actor Ajith Kumar shared his first video message with fans from Dubai where he expressed his love for motor racing. In the video, he also advised fans to ‘not get involved in fights’.
Actor Ajith Kumar, who is preparing for the upcoming Dubai 24H series, shared a video message for fans. In the clip, the actor expressed his passion for motorsports. Recognizing the importance of teamwork in endurance racing, he stressed the importance of family, hard work and maintaining a positive mindset for both success and failure.
Gave a strong message of unity And dedication, Ajit said, “I am very happy. Motorsports has been a lifelong passion of mine. A lot of fans have come here. I wish all of you (fans) to live a happy, healthy and peaceful life. Take care of your family. Don’t waste time, read carefully. Work hard and play hard. When you do something you love, if you succeed, it’s good. But, do not be disappointed if you do not get success. Competition is more important. Don’t give up your willpower and dedication. Love you all and love you unconditionally.”
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He further added, “Endurance racing is not an individual sport like other disciplines. You may have seen sprint racers. In this, one car will be driven by four or five drivers. So we are all responsible for everyone’s performance. So we must take care of the car and also achieve lap timing. It involves the combined effort of crew, mechanics, logistics support and drivers. It’s like the film industry. If everyone focuses on their role, results will come.
Earlier, in an official statement, Ajith described his decision to stay away from driving the car for his team as ‘difficult but selfless’ after the Tamil actor narrowly escaped injuries in a car accident during a training session in Dubai on January 7. decision made.
However, soon after the statement, the actor updated that he will be racing as the team owner of Ajit Kumar Racing.
During this time, Ajit returned to racing After a break of 15 years. His team is set to compete in the highly competitive Porsche 992 class.
On the work front, his upcoming film, Good Bad Ugly, will release in theaters on April 10. Meanwhile, his film, Vidamuyarchi, which was scheduled to release on January 10, was postponed due to unexpected reasons. A new release date is yet to be announced.