KGF Chapter 2: Yash Talks About Rocky Bhai's Clash With Adheera, Ramika Sen

The countdown has begun for KGF Chapter 2 worldwide theatrical release with the start of April. With just 13 days left for the mega event, the entire KGF team has kick-started promotional events to reach out to the audience beginning from the heart of the country, Delhi.

The key team of KGF 2 including Yash, Sanjay Dutt, Raveena Tandon, and Srinidhi Shetty, along with others, on Friday attended a press meet at INOX, Nehru Place in New Delhi.

During the press meet, Yash and others got bombarded with questions related to the upcoming movie.

The presser started on a funny note when a journalist referred to Yash as the 'hero' of the film and inquired about the intensity of Rocky Bhai's clash with Adheera and Ramika Sen.  

Yash chuckled at such a remark and said, "Am I a hero!! In Chapter 1 they called me 'Villian', a kid had said in the movie." Further, he added, "Everybody is right in their own way, I think even in life, that's how we should look into it. So, there's a big clash and if I talk about it, it will be revealing about the film, so not going into that zone."

"However, whoever it may be, be it Raveena ma'am or Sanjay Dutt sir, both have a different approach and the clashes will be amazing. The style will be different but the impact will be equally good," said Yash.

Talking about his character ‘Rocky’, he added, "Rocky has to face lots of difficulties in his life. If you have seen Chapter 1, you can understand. It's just not one or two, it’s full of difficulties and how he handles all those is the concept."

Further, Raveena talking about her KGF journey said, "Every director has a vision and expectations from all the characters. Every artist needs to meet up to the expectations. After KGF 1, it was tough to act with Rocky and with a personality like Sanju/ Adheera, like a true warrior which is larger than life. Both the characters are larger than life. And to match up to their level draping a simple saree was difficult."

"However, the power that is there in every Indian woman in a saree has can beat everything. I am hoping to match up to the boys, though not better than them, for sure," Raveena added.

Later, talking about his acting profession, Yash said, "If I have taken up a project, I must give my best in all possible ways. I want to become an actor, not for money or not for anything else, it is about the respect we get. It is ultimately the reaction we get from the theatre and the excitement we see in the eyes of the audience. That gives me motivation."