“Ruslaan” the third film by Ayush Sharma, is the first time that Sushrii Mishraa has appeared on the big screen. There is also a special appearance made by Jagapathi Babu, Vidya Malvade, and Suniel Shetty in this film. In addition to being directed by Karan L. Butani, the film is also being produced by K. K. Radhamohan of Sri Sathya Sai Arts. The film is scheduled to be released on April 26.
In the course of the launch of the film’s trailer, Ayush disclosed that he was eager to work on an action picture. He stated, “I have always loved working on action films.” During my time in North India, I had a dream in which I was watching movies in which performers would shoot song sequences overseas. I used to see Shah Rukh bhai and Salman bhai doing it, and I used to like it. In addition to taking action, that was part of my wish list. I can grant that wish by using ‘Loveyatri’. Nevertheless, I had never decided on a career to do something.
“Antim” occurred, and I thought it would be a good idea for me to shift my focus to action, in which I portray a character with a range of emotions. Yunus Sajawal, the writer of the film ‘Ruslaan’, who is like an older brother to me, came to me and explained this concept to me. He is the one who came up with the idea. When I listened to the plot, I had the impression that it was more than just an action movie; the action is more like a front-and-center act, and there is an emotional story that goes along with it. It is not just about fighting; there is a reason behind it. In addition, I had the opportunity to achieve something that I was unable to do in my two previous films, which was to deliver a comprehensive entertainment package. This package includes not just action and comedy but also romance and feelings; it is like a full meal. It is a prescription that ensures you receive everything in the appropriate amounts. I am a huge fan of action movies, but I am certain that I will let go of the gun that I am carrying in this movie.
In the film “Loveyatri,” Arbaaz and Sohail Khan appeared as special guests, while in the film “Antim,” Salman Khan played a character with a significant role. In the upcoming film “Ruslaan,” which is Ayush’s most recent production, Suniel Shetty will play a significant role. During their conversation, Ayush expressed his excitement by saying, “I am getting the opportunity to work with my heroes and share screen space with them, so I am just fulfilling my dreams.” When I was working on “Loveyatri,” I had the desire to be on television with Sohail and Arbaaz Bhai. It was a stroke of good fortune when Salman Bhai appeared beside me in the subsequent film. It was a sensation that I found to be irresistible. Suniel Sir has always been someone I looked up to. I have always had the impression that he is really energetic, and I adore his magnetism. Not only have I known him off-camera for a considerable amount of time, but he has consistently been the most amazing man I have ever known in the industry. I hoped that I would also have the opportunity to work alongside Suniel Sir. As soon as we approached Suniel Sir, he was kind enough to announce, “I will be there.” I began to express my gratitude to him as soon as he arrived on set, but he interrupted me and stated, “I will go back home if you will continue to do that!”
After that, he continued by saying, “Suniel Sir always contributes something of value to the screenplay.” It is my opinion that his part is not only a cameo, but rather that it was strategically included into the screenplay. To take the movie to the next level, his part was essential.
This is the very first time that Ayush has worked for a production firm that is not affiliated with Salman Khan Motion Pictures. “I have been working in this industry for five years, and I have always had the impression that my journey has been excruciatingly slow,” he stated when he was asked about it. On the other hand, I love this journey a great deal since I am involved in each one of my films with a great deal of enthusiasm.
After the completion of ‘Loveyatri,’ I was informed that I would be performing ‘Antim.’ It took me three years to get ready for my role, during which time I worked on my body and gained an understanding of my character. I placed a lot of importance on watching that movie. Karan and I were talking about ‘Ruslaan’ at roughly the same time, which allowed me to take advantage of a wonderful chance. There are a lot of new things that you can learn when you have the opportunity to work outside of your family, in my opinion. “Ruslaan” is the culmination of everything that I have learned on this journey so far.
In addition, he stated, “If anyone believes that I was spoiled, Karan and Radhamohan sir have come to my rescue!” When they forced me to stand with my chest exposed in Azerbaijan’s weather, which was negative six degrees Celsius, the spoiled brat that I was transformed into evaporated. However, to tell you the truth, it is not about the aim that I did not want to work on films that were not related to SFK. I am an actor first and foremost, and I am hungry. Without a doubt, I would like to participate in as many high-quality films as possible, and I would do so with a great deal of enthusiasm. It makes no difference to me who is producing the movie; I would be thrilled to work on it. The beginning of my adventure has just begun, and I do not believe that I have the freedom to remain in a zone of ease.
In the course of my work on ‘Ruslaan,’ I realized that when you venture outside of your comfort zone and emerge from your protected world, you expose yourself to a great deal of risk. However, along with risk comes a great deal of experience. I am prepared to go out there; I was prepared from the very first picture; however, the way my career has turned out and the delay that films have caused, but now that I am here, I am ready to go out there. I am thankful that Radhamohan sir selected me to be a part of one of his films. I will continue to work in outside banners, but if SKF ever wants me to collaborate with them on a film, it will be an honor to work with them once more.
