AgenciesThe mountaineer, who recently hit the headlines for successfully climbing Mt Everest, shared the picture on his Instagram handle, along with a heartfelt caption, thanking the ‘Viswasam’ star for taking the time to listen to his story of conquering the tallest peak of the world and described him as a genuine inspiration for “avid rider and explorers” like him.
“I've seen you as a fan, and I've known you as a star. Today, you have become a genuine inspiration to many like myself—an avid rider, explorer, and fellow sportsman. Your kindness and the time you graciously shared with me have deeply touched my heart. Your words have ignited a newfound enthusiasm within me for the adventures that lie ahead, “ wrote Pachai.
In the picture, both the superstar as well as the mountaineer can be seen wearing crisp white shirts.
On the work front, Ajith was last seen in the bank heist thriller ‘Thunivu’. The movie was produced by Bollywood producer Boney Kapoor. He will next be seen in the Magizh Thirumeni directorial ‘Vidaa Muyarchi.’ The movie will be produced by Lyca Productions (which also produced the ‘Ponniyin Selvan’ franchise) and is touted to be a slick action thriller. According to reports Trisha Krishnan (who also appeared in ‘Ponniyin Selvan’) has been repoed in top star opposite him.
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