Jr NTR doesn’t need to pressurise his youngsters to hold on the Nandamuri legacy: ‘An excessive amount of historical past will not be good’

In a current interview with the Related Press, nevertheless, the actor claimed that he want to give his kids the selection of not carrying on the legacy.

‘I need to be an instance’

Not like what most individuals would suppose, Jr NTR mentioned that he was by no means pressured into performing—somewhat, it’s one thing he selected to do. Within the early 90s, the actor labored as a baby artiste within the movies Brahmarshi Viswamitra and Ramayanam earlier than debuting as a lead actor with 2001’s Ninnu Choodalani.

He advised the company that his father gave him a ‘truthful probability’ to check out numerous issues somewhat than ‘limiting’ him to behave. He mentioned, “I used to be a national-level badminton participant and an expert classical dancer who toured the nation, I’ve seen my share of the world. I’ve been allowed to make errors which have been corrected with my household’s steering.”

He went on so as to add that he want to be an ‘instance’ to his youngsters, Abhay and Bhargav, somewhat than somebody they need to observe it doesn’t matter what. “An excessive amount of of historical past will not be good for youths. I need to be an instance to them to have a journey of their very own. I need to give them a chance to discover, somewhat than rubbing it on them. They should determine for themselves.”

He did admit, nevertheless, that his sons need to be actors, amongst different issues, proper now as a result of that’s the ‘atmosphere they’ve grown up in’.

Upcoming work

Jr NTR was most not too long ago seen in Devara: Half 1, directed by Koratala Siva and in addition starring Janhvi Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan. He’ll quickly star in an untitled mission helmed by Prashanth Neel and Ayan Mukherji’s Struggle 2 with Hrithik Roshan.