South Asian film industry, according to Yashpal Sharma, are more sophisticated than Bollywood’s: “The checks are not returned.”

In comparison to Bollywood, the South Asian film industries are more timely and professional, according to actor Yashpal Sharma. He said that nothing in the South has been delayed and that things are moving too quickly.

The actor stressed how quickly and with a high degree of professionalism the South Indian film industries, such as Tamil and Telugu, operate. He was unable to locate it in Bollywood as, despite the massive preparation, they had everything ready.

Yashpal said to Rajshri Unplugged that the presence of so many outstanding individuals makes the Tamil business even better. Despite being produced on a modest budget, Manthira Moorthi’s Tamil film “Ayothi” received positive reviews from critics. After seeing the film, Rajinikanth, ministers, and others gave it high marks. Yashpal thought the movie’s director was brilliant. He starred in the Telugu movie “Lakshyam” in 2007.

According to the actor, it was a greater hit than Rajinikanth’s “Sivaji” that year. He said that during the one-day trip for patching, the staff looked after him properly. Additionally, he said that the production houses’ checks never bounce.

Yashpal portrayed a sexist character in the film “Ayothi.” Additionally, he appeared on film with Mahesh Babu in “Don Seenu” and “Bharat Ane Nenu.”