KANNADA superstar Yash
has revealed that working
on Ramayana has been a
rewarding experience in more
ways than one.
Speaking at the grand trailer
launch in Delhi, he shared that
the ambitious mythological epic
not only gave him the opportunity to portray a significant character but also helped him learn
Hindi. Expressing his gratitude to
producer Namit Malhotra, Yash
credited him for bringing him on
board and said the project has
been a memorable journey, both
professionally and personally.
Notably, the KGF: Chapter 1 actor
also attempted to speak in Hindi
during the event.
He said, "Namaskar. I am really happy to be a part of this wonderful project. Sab Hindi mein
baat kar rahe hain yahaan. Main
bhi koshish karunga. Iss mukaam
tak laane ke liye all credit should
go to Namit Malhotra. Unhone
mujhe yeh patra nibhaane ka
avsar diya (laughs),uske liye main
unko dhanyawaad kehta hoon.
Hindi seekhne ka bhi mauka
mila.”
( Everyone here is speaking in Hindi, so I'll do my best as
well. All the credit for bringing me
to this point goes to Namit
Malhotra. He gave me the opportunity to play this characte. This
project also gave me the chance
to learn Hindi.)
Yash added, “This is India’s
dream. We all have come together with one vision and one conviction - to put our story on the
global platform. So, all of us are
keeping all our interests aside.We
have only one interest - to tell
Prabhu Shri Ram’s story to the
global audience and also to celebrate him in our country. So,
thank you, Namit, for having this
courage and conviction. Thank
you so much, Nitesh sir, for guiding me and helping me understand the character’s nuances.”
Yash also praised his co-stars
for their performances in
Ramayana. He lauded Ranbir
Kapoor, saying, “Ranbir, you’ve
been phenomenal. The whole of
India will understand how you’ve
surrendered to this role and what
magic you have created.”
He also appreciated Sai Pallavi’s
portrayal of Sita, calling her performance a great experience to
watch and adding that “her eyes
say it all.”
Yash further highlighted Rakul
Preet Singh’s portrayal of
Surpanakha and praised
Shobhana for bringing grace and
value to her role.