Ajith Expresses Displeasure Over Fans Using 'Kadavule...Ajithey' Slogan

Tamil cinema icon Ajith has recently voiced his discomfort with fans using the phrase "Kadavule...Ajithey" to refer to him. The term "Kadavule" means "God" in Tamil. This slogan gained popularity after it was mentioned in an interview. Ajith's publicist, Suresh Chandra, shared a statement on X, urging fans to refrain from using such superlatives or prefixes before his name.

Ajith, aged 53, is a prominent figure in the southern film industry with over 60 films to his name. His notable works include "Aasai," "Kadhal Kottai," "Citizen," "Villain," "Varalaru," and "Billa." Despite his fame, Ajith prefers being addressed simply by his name or initials. He expressed this preference in a statement titled "From the Desk of AK."

Ajith's Request to Fans

The actor has requested his fans to focus on their personal and professional lives instead of engaging in public sloganeering. He stated, "I take this opportunity to request all those who indulge in this slogan shouting practice in public places to stop this with immediate effect and restrain themselves from doing so ever again."

Ajith further advised his fans to work diligently, enjoy life responsibly, and care for their families while being law-abiding citizens. He emphasized the importance of living peacefully without causing harm to others, saying, "Live and let live."

Upcoming Projects

Ajith will soon appear in the film "Vidaa Muyarchi," sharing the screen with Trisha, Arjun Sarja, and Regina Cassandra. He is also set to star alongside Trisha in another project titled "Good Bad Ugly." His most recent release was "Thunivu" in 2023.

In conclusion, Ajith's message highlights his desire for simplicity and respect from his fans. By urging them to avoid excessive adulation, he hopes they will focus on their own growth and responsibilities.