Ajay Devgn - The Action King


Ajay Devgan – The Action King

By Editor

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Ajay Devgn has always been famed for doing daring action sequences. Morover, he has always believed in performing his own stunts. He made a rather grand entry into celluloid by standing atop two moving motorcycles in his debut movie ‘Phool aur Kaante.’

In his recently released hit movie ‘Once upon a time in Mumbaai’, Ajay once again teamed up with his ‘Kachche Dhaage’ director Milan Luthria. Milan and Ajay had done a much acclaimed train sequence in the very successful Kachche Dhaage.

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Age has not brought down the fit actor even today as he insists and continues doing his own stunts. In ‘Once Upon a time in Mumbaai’ Ajay Devgn pulled off a similar perilous train sequence. A camera rig was attached to the side of the train which was to pass Ajay Devgn. The train was traveling at over 100 kmph and it was very important for Ajay to find his balance or else something could have gone horribly wrong. The 50 kg camera rig came within three inches of Ajay Devgn’s face and he did the scene without even flinching a bit. Thus, there was a lot of danger involved as Ajay was placed only inches away from the speeding train. Fortunately, the scene went off smoothly without any mishaps.

Well, with such a powerful star cast and abundant realistic sequences, we’re not surprised that the movie has emerged to be a super hit!

–Sampurn Wire


By Editor on 3 August, 2010
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One Comment on “Ajay Devgan – The Action King”

  • MAYUR says:
    June 23, 2011 at 5:43 am

    Ajay devgan is not only a great leading actor bt also xtreme down 2 earth personna.
    he is d only actor who has never a part of yrf or kjo as he iz d best of all faces.
    well wishes 4 his upcoming action octaneer SINGHAM again team up eith rohit shetty.

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