Here’s some fan-tastic observations by Kannada actor Yash

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Updated At : 01:10 PM Apr 21, 2022 IST

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Kannada actor Yash, who is currently enjoying the blockbuster pan-India success of KGF: Chapter 2, stated that fans are the only group of people who unconditionally love a celebrity.

Speaking on multiple topics in one of his interviews, Yash said, “Regardless of the other factors, your fans are the only ones who love you. They buy a ticket, come in, watch you on the screen, and then leave. They are unconcerned about your religion, caste, or community.” Yash stated that his family was surrounded by fake people who only wanted to be with them during good times. On being quizzed about how Yash receives failures, he said, “Failure is practical. It is so real”. —IANS

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