
Ajith Kumar’s Good Bad Ugly teaser is out! The action-packed film by Adhik Ravichandran promises a thrilling cinematic ride.
Ajith Kumar in Good Bad Ugly teaser.
Ajith Kumar, one of Tamil cinema’s biggest superstars, is gearing up for the highly anticipated release of Good Bad Ugly. As the film nears its theatrical debut in April 2025, the makers have kickstarted promotions with a power-packed teaser, unveiled on February 28 amid massive fan anticipation. Directed by Mark Antony filmmaker Adhik Ravichandran, the film is poised to deliver a stylish, action-packed spectacle.
The teaser, released at 7:03 PM on YouTube, hints at an adrenaline-fueled roller-coaster ride, with Ajith Kumar bringing back his signature swag in an action-comedy avatar. The visuals showcase him in multiple shades, wielding weapons with effortless charm, evoking nostalgia for his iconic grey-shaded role in Mankatha.
Good Bad Ugly marks the Tamil debut of renowned production house Mythri Movie Makers and boasts a stellar ensemble cast. Alongside Ajith Kumar, the film features Trisha Krishnan, Prabhu, Prasanna, Arjun Das, Sunil, Rahul Dev, Yogi Babu, and Shine Tom Chacko in crucial roles. With its grand theatrical release set for April 10, 2025, expectations are sky-high.
Ajith Kumar’s last outing, Vidaamuyarchi, directed by Magizh Thirumeni, received mixed reviews, but the star is now set to bounce back with this promising entertainer.
Meanwhile, Ajith’s love for speed recently made headlines when he survived two high-speed racing accidents within a month. The first mishap occurred in early February during a training session in Estoril, Portugal, where his vehicle suffered severe damage. More recently, his car crashed again during a high-speed racing event in Valencia, Spain. Fortunately, Ajith escaped unscathed on both occasions, reinforcing his daredevil spirit.
With Good Bad Ugly bringing him back to the action-comedy genre and his passion for motorsports showing no signs of slowing down, Ajith Kumar continues to keep fans on the edge of their seats—both on-screen and off.