Salman Khan’s production company, according to Aayush Sharma, “spoiled” him: When your employment takes you away from your family

With the 2018 release of “Loveyatri,” a film produced by his brother-in-law Salman Khan, Aayush Sharma made his cinematic debut. In a recent interview, the actor described his experience in front of the camera as “painfully slow.”
“I have been in this industry for five years,” Aayush said at the trailer unveiling of his new movie, “Ruslaan.” My trip has always seemed to have gone excruciatingly slowly to me.

However, I also find great pleasure in this trip since I put a great deal of heart into each of my films. It took me three years to be ready after Loveyatri, when I realised I had to perform Antim. I was talking about Ruslaan with Sir Karan Butani at the same time, and I thought it was a terrific chance. I believe that working with people who are not related to you may teach you a lot of new things. The culmination of what I’ve learned is Ruslaan.”
Following Loveyatri, Salman Khan and Aayush shared a frame in ‘Antim’. “If someone feels that I was spoilt (by SKF), then I was fixed by the film’s producers, Radhamohan Sir and Karan Sir. The spoilt brat in me disappeared when they forced me to stand bare-chested in Azerbaijan’s minus 6 degree Celsius temperature (laughs). To be honest, however, neither my family nor I intended for me to just work on family-oriented films. First and foremost, I’m a hungry performer. Doing as many excellent films as I could would be my goal. I would be thrilled to collaborate on the movie, regardless of the producer. The actor said, “My journey has just started, and I don’t believe I have the liberty to remain in a comfort zone.
November 2014 saw Aayush tie the knot with Arpita. Son Ahil and daughter Ayat are the couple’s children.