Ajith is at his casual best in wife Shalini’s new Instagram photos

Ajith Kumar is seen in his salt and pepper look in the pictures, and it is expected he will sport the same look in his upcoming film Vidaamuyarchi.

Shalini shares pictures of Ajith.

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Ajith Kumar and Shalini went on back-to-back vacations after the release of Thunivu. On top of taking out time for family vacations, Ajith also completed the first leg of his bike tour titled Ride For Mutual Respect. Recently, Shalini took to Instagram to share a couple of pictures from their vacation in Europe.

In the pictures, Ajith is seen in his trademark salt-and-pepper look–which he is expected to sport for his upcoming film Vidaamuyarchi. The actor is seen wearing a black tee and brown trousers in the photos. While the location of the picture is not revealed, fans suspect that they were taken in London.

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On the work front, Ajith is currently working on Vidaamuyarchi, directed by Maghizh Thirumeni of Thadam fame. Bankrolled by Lyca Productions, the upcoming film has music by Anirudh Ravichander and cinematography by Nirav Shah. Other crew and cast details of the movie are yet to be announced. The film is expected to be released in 2024.

Meanwhile, Ajith will be starting the next leg of his bike tour in November after wrapping up a schedule of Vidaamuyarchi. He will be riding through Australia and New Zealand in the upcoming leg of his world tour. Till now, the actor has covered all the districts of India, Nepal, and Bhutan. He has also covered a major portion of Europe.

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