Yash is without a doubt one of the biggest stars in the nation at the moment. With the enormous popularity of the KGF franchise, Rocky Bhai Yash is now well-known throughout India. With the Indian film industry expanding, Yash has stated that he would like to enter Bollywood.

According to reports, Yash has expressed a strong desire to collaborate with King Shah Rukh Khan, but only if the screenplay is flawless. According to a source who spoke with Hindustan Times, Yash and SRK have both expressed excitement in working together on a big-budget film, but they are still looking for the ideal script that fits both actors’ respective roles.

The well-known performers have indicated that they are eager to collaborate, but they don’t want to decide too quickly and disappoint their devoted fan base. According to a source, they prefer it to be a well-thought-out strategy rather than one that is created out of sheer excitement.

Additionally, Yash is reportedly in talks to produce an action movie with Red Chillies Entertainment. The actor is excited to see where the film will go and enjoyed the early conversations about the screenplay.

Yash’s forthcoming motion pictures

The last time we saw Yash was in the much anticipated follow-up to KGF: Chapter 1. Given that the movie came out in 2022, Yash hasn’t been released in almost two years. Prashanth Neel is the director of KGF: Chapter 2, which also stars Srinidhi, Sanjay Dutt, Raveena Tandon, and others.

In addition to these rumored Bollywood projects, Yash is presently working on Toxic, his upcoming movie in which he would portray an anti-hero. Geetu Mohandas, well known for Moothoon, is the writer and director of the mafia drama Toxic. Actress Kareena Kapoor has been linked to a significant role in the movie, however the team has not officially confirmed this.

In addition to Toxic, reports suggest that Yash has signed on to work with Nitesh Tiwari on a movie called Ramayana. In the movie, Yash is supposed to portray Ravan, while Sai Pallavi and Ranbir are said to represent Lord Shri Ram and Sita, respectively.