Ajith means a lot to me: Adhik Ravichandran

Actor Arjun Das was overwhelmed, “I don’t even know where to begin. Thanks to everyone—especially Suresh sir. Since 2013, Ajith sir has believed in me. Being in his film is a big responsibility. Thanks to Azhar Master for pushing me. Shoutout to Kalyan Master, GV Prakash, and the whole team.”

Actor Prasanna shared an emotional note,

“Acting with Ajith sir has been a lifelong dream. I came into cinema because of him. I almost got a chance during Mankatha, but it didn’t work out. Finally, when I met him on set, he hugged me and said, ‘What didn’t happen years ago has finally happened.’ That hug meant everything. Thanks to Adhik for fulfilling my dream.”

Actress Priya Prakash Varrier said,

“This is only my second Tamil film, and the response has been amazing. There’s a hint about ‘AK64’ in the film. I’m openly asking for a chance in it! Ajith sir’s biryani and ride are now on my bucket list. We’re all praying for his victory. Thanks to Simran ma’am and the Tamil audience.”

Composer GV Prakash said, “After 18 years, I got the opportunity to work on an Ajith film again. I’m grateful to him. Happy to be part of this blockbuster. From Trisha Illana Nayanthara to Mark Antony and now Good Bad Ugly, I’ve had three hits with Adhik. Kudos to the technical team and the actors. The film is doing well not just in India but also in Sri Lanka and Malaysia.”

Producer Naveen thanked the audience and praised Ajith and Adhik for delivering a great film.

Director Adhik Ravichandran concluded with an emotional speech, ” A boy who dropped out in 7th grade, inspired by an actor, dreamed of becoming a filmmaker and now stands here today. I wonder what I would’ve become if I wasn’t a fan of Ajith sir—maybe doing something completely different. Meeting Ajith sir as a struggling director with no big hits, he saw something in me that I didn’t see in myself.”