Yashvardhan, Govinda’s son, is preparing for his debut this year. The actor refined his art over the course of nine years of waiting. He attributes his commitment to Ranbir Kapoor. Yashvardhan stated in a Times of India interview that it was crucial for him to take some time apart from Bollywood in order to find himself.
Speaking about his goals and profession, Yashvardhan mentioned that Ranbir Kapoor persuaded him to study filmmaking overseas. “He helped me find my own likes and dislikes, identity, choices, and in a sense, my own voice,” the actor wrote. “He said it is important to live outside the Bollywood bubble.”
“I also went to acting school in London for a year. I attended acting workshops in Mumbai as well, which I continue to do even today. It is like an endless thing. you can never say you it all,” Yashvardhan said, complimenting Ranbir and joking that he has the “vision of a storyteller.”
Even though he is the son of an actor, Yashvardhan talked about overcoming obstacles to achieve his objectives. His father told him to pick up knowledge along the road, he said. The actor also revealed that he aspires match Govinda’s flawless on-screen timing. “Observing him has taught me a lot,” Harshvardhan continued. “I never saw him learning his lines, but his timing has always been perfect. He has a photographic memory. No one can beat him in dancing or comic timing.”
Yashvardhan’s film’s specifics are yet unknown. Govinda and other Ahuja family members have not commented on Yashvardhan’s debut. Later this year, the untitled movie will be released in theaters. The aspiring actor has contributed to films such as Salman Khan’s upcoming Kick 2, Baaghi, and Dishoom.
