Ajith Kumar hospitalised in Chennai after minor leg injury
In an exclusive interview with India Today, Ajith Kumar opened up about his Padma Bhushan honour. "Honestly, it still hasn't sunk in. I'm still a plain middle-class person at heart, and it feels so surreal to be here and experiencing all these emotions. I'm happy and overwhelmed," he told us.advertisementHe added that he was overwhelmed at first and added, "I believe moments like these inspire you - or at least reassure you - that you're on the right path and should continue doing what you've been doing all these years. I feel I'm on the right track, so I focus on my work, stick to my work ethic, and move forward."Ajith Kumar is expected to head to Europe in the coming days to take part in more racing events this year.
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