Ajit - Mission Impossible
Our Thalai Ajit is a man who tries to keep his word, especially regarding his work. Last Monday, he had to start a schedule for the shoot of his Kireedam in Visakhapatanam and was supposed to fly from Chennai on Sunday afternoon.
But unfortunately Vizag airport was closed due to smog around the area. The shutdown is because the Navy-controlled airport lacks modern navigational facilities to guide civilian air traffic even in light smog conditions. So our hero was stranded at the Chennai airport.
The rest of the unit was already in Vizag, and crucial scenes featuring Ajit had to be shot. And there was no chance of the airport re-opening, with the smog around. Tickets on the night train to Vizag were not available and it was inconvenient as the train arrives only late afternoon the next day. Ajit was determined to reach Vizag against all odds. So our dare-devil hero just jumped into his car and decided to drive down all the way! Yes, he and two others working in the film took off in a Toyota Innova and took the Chennai- Kolkota National Highway 5.
They traveled through the night and drove non-stop ( only stopped at roadside dhabas to sip tea ) and reached Vizag early in the morning.
It was ‘Mission Impossible’ achieved by the fastest race driver in Indian cinema, as he did the nearly 800 Kilometer drive in less than 12 hours! After a wash, Ajit reported for work, on schedule at 8 am.
But unfortunately Vizag airport was closed due to smog around the area. The shutdown is because the Navy-controlled airport lacks modern navigational facilities to guide civilian air traffic even in light smog conditions. So our hero was stranded at the Chennai airport.
The rest of the unit was already in Vizag, and crucial scenes featuring Ajit had to be shot. And there was no chance of the airport re-opening, with the smog around. Tickets on the night train to Vizag were not available and it was inconvenient as the train arrives only late afternoon the next day. Ajit was determined to reach Vizag against all odds. So our dare-devil hero just jumped into his car and decided to drive down all the way! Yes, he and two others working in the film took off in a Toyota Innova and took the Chennai- Kolkota National Highway 5.
They traveled through the night and drove non-stop ( only stopped at roadside dhabas to sip tea ) and reached Vizag early in the morning.
It was ‘Mission Impossible’ achieved by the fastest race driver in Indian cinema, as he did the nearly 800 Kilometer drive in less than 12 hours! After a wash, Ajit reported for work, on schedule at 8 am.
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