Ajith bike tour documentary by Nirav Shah - Vijay meets Makkal iyakkam - PS2 opens low - ARR on Roja bad sound

Ajit bike tour shot by Nirav Shah Ajith Kumar embarked on a tour across India in September of last year and completed the first phase of his world tour, traveling through all the states of India. He gained significant attention on social media after his pictures from several states, including Ladakh, went viral. Ajith Kumar had previously announced that he would begin the second phase of his tour, focused on mutual respect, after completing his upcoming project with LYCA - AK 62. According to Pinkvilla, the renowned cinematographer Nirav Shah is accompanying Ajith Kumar on his journey and filming the entire experience. Ajith Kumar wishes to document his world tour on camera, considering it to be a once-in-a-lifetime achievement. Nirav Shah is expected to capture every leg of the tour perfectly, and the visuals from the first phase have already been edited and submitted to Ajith Kumar and his family. It remains unclear whether the visuals captured by Nirav Shah will be publicly released in documentary format. Ajith Kumar is known for keeping his personal life away from showbiz, and the decision to release the footage is entirely up to him and his family. On the work front, Ajith Kumar's latest release was Thunivu, directed by H Vinoth, which came out in Pongal 2023. He is currently working on a project with LYCA Productions and is expected to start shooting in June. There is speculation that the film will be directed by Magizh Thirumeni, with Arun Vijay as one of the co-actors alongside Ajith Kumar. An official announcement is anticipated in May, which coincides with Ajith Kumar's birthday. -------------

Vijay meets Iyakkam members Actor Vijay's surprise visit to his mother Shoba's house and his meeting with the members of the Vijay Makkal Iyakkam has sparked rumors of his potential foray into politics. On April 28th, Vijay met with around 300 members of the Vijay People's Movement at his residence in Panaiyur, Chennai to commend them for their recent implementation of the 'Vilai Illa Virundhagam' program, which provides free food throughout the state. During the meeting, he encouraged them to continue their charitable efforts. There has been speculation that Vijay may be considering a political career, given his recent interactions with fans. The Vijay People's Movement executives have reportedly contested 100 seats in local government elections, signaling their entry into politics. However, the actor has not confirmed whether he plans to enter politics or establish his own political party. ----------

PS 2 opens less than Ps 1 The opening day of Ponniyin Selvan 2 (PS 2) in India saw a decent start with a collection of 27 crore rupees. However, it fell short of the first day business of PS 1, which amassed 37.25 crore rupees. PS 2's collections in Tamil Nadu amounted to 16 crore rupees, while it earned 2.75 crore rupees in Kerala, 3.25 crore rupees in Karnataka, and 2.75 crore rupees in AP-TG. The film also raked in 2.50 crore rupees from North India. The worldwide release of PS 2 spanned over 3200 screens, and the movie managed to collect 11 crore rupees in pre-sales. ------

A R Rahamn about Roja music bad sound quality The renowned musician A R Rahman recently revealed that he had to compromise on the quality of the soundtrack for his debut film Roja, which had to be mastered several times before its release. Rahman shared that the album was poorly mastered in the beginning and had to be reworked multiple times, but due to the approaching release date, compromises had to be made. This is not the first time Rahman has spoken about the compromises made on Roja's soundtrack. In a previous Ask Me Anything session on Rediff, Rahman explained that at the time of Roja's release, most consumers used low-quality music systems, which necessitated the compromise to ensure compatibility with their equipment. Roja, a 1992 film starring Arvind Swami and Madhoo, marked Rahman's debut as a music composer in the Indian film industry.