In a recent interview, Yash revealed that his family had suffered a financial problem when he was a child and all his relatives had run away. Check it out!
South Indian actor, Yash, commonly known as 'The Rocking Star' is a popular name in Tollywood. Yash rose to fame with his film K.G.F. and had gained appreciation from all over the globe. With his spectacular acting skills and mind-blowing performance in the film, Yash had become a pan India star. However, his life had not always been a smooth ride as his family had faced a financial crisis when he was just a child. In an interview, Yash talked about the same.
On the personal front, Yash had tied the knot with Radhika Pandit in a private ceremony on December 9, 2016. They are blessed with two adorable kids, Ayra and Yatharv. Yash and his wife, Radhika often drop adorable glimpses of their family moments on their respective IG handles and leave their fans in awe of them.
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In an interview with Bollywood Bubble, Yash opened up about his humble upbringing and shared that his parents were not sure if he would be able to survive in the film industry. The actor added that his parents were scared and worried as they believed that the cinema is very complicated. He said:
“They are happy because they never wanted me to get into this industry. In fact, they tried to stop me They were a little scared. Coming from a middle-class background and from a small town, they were not sure if this was a good thing for their son. So they always told cinema is very complicated’, ‘you can’t get in’, ‘it is very difficult’ all of that was there."
Well, Yash's life has not always been a bed of roses. Further in the interview, Yash shared that his close relatives had left his parents alone when his family had suffered a financial crisis. He also added that he respects the people, who stood by him in his difficult times and mentioned that he believes audience is the only relative he has. Mentioning that he doesn't believe in friendship, Yash said:
"People run away from you. Whoever is close to you, or anybody, I have seen that in childhood itself. People who used to be close to our family, respect us, spend good times, they run away when you are in a problem. I respect those who were with me in difficult times. I don’t care who they are. I believe audiences are the only relative I have. Because they are not biased. Rest of the people, they come and go. And I also don’t believe in friendship and all. I have friends who have always stood by me.”
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Now, tables have turned, and Yash has become a pan India star. He is receiving love and appreciation from his fans worldwide, and his parents are super proud of him. Further in the interview, when Yash was asked if his relatives treat him in a respectful manner, the actor said that he tries to be neutral when his relatives pretend to be close to him. He concluded:
"I am a very practical person in that way I feel you should look it like that also. Today, if my relatives come to me, I look it at the way that atleast my parents are happy. The same people who were treating my parents in a different way, today they are trying to claim that we are close. And all of that, you should see it with a neutral lens and laugh it off and move on."
On the work front, Yash will be next seen in the film, KGF Chapter 2.
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