Ajith Kumar to take a long break from films after Good Bad Ugly?

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Ajith Kumar is currently busy with the making of two upcoming films, Vidaamuyarchi and Good Bad Ugly. The popular star, whose last film was released in January 2023, is set to make a comeback to theatres with the Magizh Thirumeni directorial. Good Bad Ugly, the Adhik Ravichandran film, is expected to hit theatres by the first quarter of 2024. The shooting of the mass action film is expected to be wrapped up in December 2024, after which Ajith Kumar might take a long break from films.

Ajith Kumar to wrap up Good Bad Ugly in December 2024?

If the recent updates are to be believed, Ajith Kumar, director Adhik Ravichandran, and the team are planning extensive shooting schedules for Good Bad Ugly, throughout the second half of 2024. If the reports are to be believed, the team is planning to wrap up the entire filming for the highly anticipated project by December 2024. It is yet to be revealed if the much-awaited project will hit theatres in Pongal 2025, as planned earlier.

Ajith Kumar to take a break; AK 64 announcement in May 2025?

The recent updates also suggest that Ajith Kumar might take a long break from films, which might exceed six months, after wrapping up Good Bad Ugly. After completing the shooting of Adhik Ravichandran’s film in December 2024, the popular star is planning to travel across the world with his family. Ajith is also expected to resume his bike tour across foreign lands during this long break from films.

If the reports are to be believed, Ajith Kumar will only announce his 64th project in May 2025, contrary to what was reported earlier. The movie, which is tentatively titled AK 64, is expected to be bankrolled by the prestigious banner Sun Pictures. The makers have yet to finalise the director of the project, which is expected to have its official launch on May 1, 2025, on the occasion of the popular star’s 54th birthday. In that case, the actor’s collaboration with KGF director Prashanth Neel will happen only in 2026.