Yash gets goofy with his kids while dressed up as Ravana; thanks fans for the love for Ramayana
Here's the latest update from the Bollywood world:
Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana: Part 1 was rolled out in theatres on November 5, right on time for Diwali. While the movie, which also had international premieres, opened to mixed reviews, it has since performed well at the ticket-window and shown improvement. Yash , who co-produced the movie and played Ravana, thanked followers for all the love. He also posted a goofy picture with his children while dressed up as the character.
Adding to this, Yash posted a silly picture with his kids to wish followers a happy Diwali. Yash thanks followers for love towards Ramayana Yash has been quiet on social media since his Kannada movie, Toxic, was rolled out in theatres in August to lukewarm response. He has since made only promotional posts related to Ramayana during the movie’s promotional run. In his first personal post since then, Yash posted family pictures in a joint post with his wife, Radhika Pandit.
Meanwhile, One picture shows Yash and Radhika posing with their children, Arya and Yatharv, while on vacation after Toxic’s rollout. The second shows a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the Ramayana shoot. Yash is dressed in the tattered clothing his character wears before becoming the king of Lanka. He poses with an intense look as his children goofily mimic it. “Wishing you all a very Happy Deepavali.(folded hands emoji) Thank you for the love (hug emoji),” wrote the Kannada star, posting the pictures.
Notably, View this post on Instagram A post shared by Yash (@thenameisyash)
As per the latest buzz, Ramayana director Nitesh and his Toxic co-star Akshay Oberoi commented with heart emojis. As did many of his followers, who were happy to see the star deliver a comeback just months after a disappointment. Nayanthara, Sobhita Dhulipala, Bhumi Pednekar, Dulquer Salmaan and several other stars showed love by liking his post.
In further updates, Ramayana is directed by Nitesh Tiwari, who co-wrote the screenplay with Shridhar Raghavan. Based on the epic Ramayana by Valmiki, Namit Malhotra and Yash produced it. It stars Ranbir Kapoor as Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita, and Ravi Dubey as Lakshmana. Anupam Kher voiced Jatayu, and Sunny Deol is set to play Hanuman in the second part, which is scheduled for rollout in Diwali 2028.
On top of that, Ramayana has grossed ₹ 673.90 crore rupees worldwide in five days, according to the trade website Sacnilk. It shows the rise of Ravana to become the king of Lanka and Ram as the potential king of Ayodhya. The movie takes us through Rama and Sita’s wedding, as well as her accompanying him on his 14-year vanavas before she’s abducted by Ravana. The movie ends with Rama vowing to save her and destroy Ravana. A mid-credits scene teases Hanuman’s entry into the tale.
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Source: Hindustan Times