KGF actor Yash praises MS Dhoni, calls former Indian skipper 'his inspiration'

KGF star Yash in his latest interview revealed that MS Dhoni was one of his role models in life. After Baahubali, KGF is arguably most anticipated movie in India. It was a huge  Box Office success and was able to make room in audience's hearts. Yash became an instant star in showbiz and acquired status of ”Pan India Star”.

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Dhoni is regarded as one of best captains that India has ever produced. He possesses a massive fan-following t only in country but across globe. His ability to stay calm and composed on cricket field under toughest of situations is admired by many. 

Indian wicket-keeper is only Indian skipper to have won three ICC trophies, T20 World Cup 2007, ICC World Cup 2011, and Champions Trophy in 2013. He bid adieu to Test cricket back in 2014 and has been regular part of Team India until 2019 World Cup.

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After India lost a close and heartbreaking semi-final to New Zealand, he took a sabbatical and went on to serve Paramilitary forces for two months. And, currently, he is spending his time off from cricket with his family in his hometown, Ranchi.

Dhoni's attitude inspires me: Yash

Yash was quizzed over, who inspired and motivated him in his life to which  KGF actor said that Dhoni’s attitude was quite inspiring for him along with India Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He also took name of Shankar Nag saying he was a big inspiration in ir state.

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South Indian actor is busy with shooting of KGF Chapter 2 which is a sequel to hit 2018 Kannada film. It is slated for an April 2020 release. His blockbuster movie had also received best Action award and best special effects award at 66th National Film Awards.

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