Aayush Sharma expressed gratitude for the unwavering support of Salman Khan, his esteemed brother-in-law, as he embarks on his journey with his latest venture 'Ruslaan'.
Sharma, who is wedded to Arpita, Salman's sister, initiated his acting career with the 2018 release 'Loveyatri', under the auspices of Salman Khan Films (SKF). Subsequently, he shared the screen with Salman in 'Antim: The Final Truth' (2021), also produced under the SKF banner. "I've had the privilege of working alongside him in my previous two films. He's watched 'Ruslaan', and his blessings are always with me. With this project, I'm venturing into uncharted territory, collaborating with new talents. My aspiration is to do justice and earn his pride," Sharma articulated during the trailer launch event.
Reflecting on his journey spanning over half a decade in the film fraternity, Sharma acknowledged its gradual pace yet emphasized his profound engagement in every step. "Although my progress may have seemed sluggish, I relish every moment of this expedition because of my profound commitment to each cinematic endeavor," he remarked. Furthermore, Sharma underscored the enriching experience of working beyond familial confines, attributing 'Ruslaan' as a culmination of his acquired knowledge. He dispelled any notion of complacency nurtured by his association with SKF, crediting Karan sir and Radhamohan sir for refining his craft. 'Ruslaan', an action-packed venture helmed by director Karan L Butani and produced by K K Radhamohan, signifies Sharma's deliberate departure from the shadow of SKF.
In essence, Sharma's narrative underscores his gratitude towards Salman Khan while affirming his dedication to personal growth and artistic exploration in the realm of cinema.
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