Ajit Kumar said angry with the injuries during the shooting, nor did the fans asked me to stop.
Tamil superstar Ajit Kumar recently opened his love for cinema and motor racing in a special conversation with India today. He said that maintaining injuries while performing his stunts on the film set does not stop them. The actor also said that everyone has their good or bad days. However, he said that after the arrival of things, the excitement becomes a happy.
Talking to India today, the actor said, “All my injuries, all the surgery that I was doing was due to all the injuries I made at the shooting of my stunts. So, it did not stop me. Neither the fans told me,” Oh, you are getting hurt. Please do not do movies. Why would it stop me in motor sports? ,
He said, “You have bad days, you have good days, but when you come to the podium or do it very well in a race, the more you get, the more you get, you feel good about everything. When things come in place, you get excited when you get excited. It makes you happy.”
In the same conversation, the 54 -year -old also talked about having a special logo for Indian cinema on his race car. He further touched the subject of managing a race in a film schedule.
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