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Trolls To Claps In 3 Months, But Superstar Needs More!

Barely three months ago, Kannada superstar, Yash was badly trolled for his poorly made commercial film Toxic. This film went absolutely nowhere at the ticket counters after the brilliant start that was courtesy of KGF stardom.

Adding to the misery, even Yash himself got very poor response for his portrayal in this poorly made commercial actioner. It was an absolute waste of a star material like Yash and insane production costs.

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However, Yash has been very successful in making a strong comeback in a span of just three months. He is being uploaded for his refined and quality performance as Ravan in Ramayana.

Yash went from being trolled for picking a poorly conceived film and his subsequent middling performance in Toxic to getting applauded for Ramayana. The turnaround has been rather quick and rewarding for him.

But the crucial point to be kept in mind, here is that Yash is still bigger than whatever he’s being doing after KGF. His choices have been rather questionable of late as he isn’t grasping his full potential yet.

Yash evidently has this mass potential where he can set the screen on fire in a larger than life role but he’s repeatedly nesting in these mediocre cinema attempts that have been taking him nowhere.

The Kannada star badly needs a film with the likes of Neel, Sukumar, or Atlee to fully activate his mass outreach and that’s for sure.

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Manaswini K

Manaswini is a senior writer with extensive experience covering Telugu cinema, as well as the broader Indian film landscape, including Bollywood, Tamil, and other regional industries. With a strong focus on NRI (Non-R…

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