We all know that actor Ajith is a motor racing enthusiast and his other passions are cooking photography and aero-modelling. Now a co-star of Thala reveals that he is a nature-lover and a fan of National Geography Channel and related books.

Actor and AD filmmaker Krishna has worked with many leading stars of Kollywood

ranging from Kamal Haasan to Vijay Sethupathi. A regular cast member of director Vishnuvardhan's films Krishna has acted with Ajith in 'Arrambam' and was last seen in a negative role in Vijay Sethupathi's 'Kavan'. He has also directed the super hit Television commercial with Kamal Haasan for a popular costume retailer.

In his exclusive interview to IndiaGlitz, Krishna spoke in detail about his experiences working with Ajith and in the process shared some interesting unknown details about the actor.

" I was supposed to act in Santhanam's role in 'Billa'. When I got Arrambam offer I did not want to say now and I somehow managed my dates. One day I went late to the shoot. Ajith sir looked at me.I was afraid that he is angry. But he asked whether I ate the chicken he had cooked. When I said no he wanted me to go and first eat that. He generally makes some practical jokes on us. He is extremely good in making you feel comfortable. I have worked with many actors. They will maintain a small line of boundary. But Ajith sir and Vijay Sethupathi will break the line. Working with these two actors will be like working with Arya. I feel extremely comfortable to work with Arya. Ajith sir and Vijay Sethupathi will break the line of boundary.. Ajith sir will make sure that we are comfortable. He will voluntarily come and talk with you, he will have food with you. His memory power is amazing. I have twin boys. He remembers such personal details and would ask "how are your twins?"even when I meet him after a long gap."

Krishna also reveals what are the topics Ajith used to discuss with him.

"With Ajith sir, I use to talk about the books he reads and the series he would watch. He is a nature admirer. He is a fan of National Geographic channel and their books. His knowledge is vast. He used to talk about foreign politics and nature."