Published 14:40 IST, April 23rd 2020
Rana Daggubati talks about decade long journey, says 'failure taught me more than success'
A video encapsulating Rana Daggubati's decade long acting career is doing the rounds on the internet. In the video, he talks about movies, his guru, and more.
Rana Daggubati, who was last seen in a small-role in Housefull 4, has completed a decade in the film industry. He debuted with Sekhar Kammula's Leader in 2010 and went on star in movies like Baby, Rudramadevi, Baahubali franchise, among others. A video encapsulating Rana Daggubati's decade long acting career hit the internet on Wednesday. The video features Rana Daggubati and directors with whom he has worked in the past.
The video starts with glimpses of Rana Daggubati from the early days of his career. Talking about his debut movie, Rana said, "As I keep progressing in life, I keep going back to Leader for something or the other. I would like to thank Sekhar for showing that faith in me. He has been my first guru in the world of films. He has taught me a lot and I have learned a lot from him." He also talked about how the failure of his initial films taught him more than success, he exclaimed failure to be his greatest teacher.
Furthermore in the video, Rana Daggubati talked about Baahubali franchise and shared his experience shooting for the period-drama. He revealed that he and Prabhas went through rigorous training for eight months to get into the shape of their respective characters. Besides working on achieving the physicalities, the team of Baahubali franchise conducted ample workshops with the cast to make them get into the skin of their characters. He also talked about the injuries he and Prabhas inflicted during the shoot. He said, "I hurt my MCL and was down for four-six weeks. After this, I was back on the field with the crutch. So, I could stand and move in the chariot but couldn't move around."
On the work front, Rana Daggubati will be next seen in Prabhu Solomon's Kadan. The movie, starring Rana Daggubati, Vishnu Vishal, and Zoya Hussain, is reported to throw light on issues like animal abuse, among others. The multi-lingual was slated to hit the screens in April, however, due to the lockdown, the makers had to postpone the release of the film.
Updated 14:40 IST, April 23rd 2020