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Yogi Babu became emotional at the press meet for Kichcha Sudeep's film 'Mark', reflecting on his 22-year journey in cinema. He shared that growth often comes with accusations, but he focuses on overcoming them. Babu also expressed gratitude for his unforgettable experience working with Sudeep, highlighting the actor's positive influence on his professional discipline and patience.
The press conference for Vijay Karthikeyan's upcoming film 'Mark' was held in Chennai. The event was attended by the film's main cast and technical team. The film, starring Kichcha Sudeep, Naveen Chandra, Vikrant, Yogi Babu, Deepshika, Roshini, and others, is set to release in theaters on Christmas Day.
Apart from acting in the film, Kichcha Sudeep has also worked as a producer in association with another leading giant. The music for the film is composed by Ajaneesh P. Loknath. Yogi Babu's speech at the function attracted everyone's attention.
Yogi Babu speaks about challenges
Speaking on stage, Yogi Babu shared heartfelt words while reminiscing about his journey in cinema. “It has been 22 years since I joined the film industry. This journey has had its ups and downs, challenges, and criticisms.
They say that with growth comes problems. That's true. I am often accused of various things and accusations. But what is important to me is to overcome them all and continue working," he said. His frank speech moved those in the audience.
'Mark' actor shares memorable experience working with Kichcha Sudeep
Talking about his experience working on the film 'Mark', Yogi Babu did not hide his happiness. “Working on this film was a great experience for me. Working with Kichcha Sudeep sir was unforgettable.
He is not only a great actor but also a good person. He taught me many things on the set. I learned not only acting, but also professional discipline, neatness, and patience from him," he said gratefully.
Yogi Babu praises director and team
Continuing his speech, Yogi Babu also sincerely praised director Vijay Karthikeyan and the film crew. "This film gave me a good experience not only as an actor but also as a human being. No one looked down on anyone here. Everyone had equal respect. That is the mark of good work. I hope the film ‘Mark’ will give a different experience to the audience,” he said. His honest, self-critical speech was an inspiration to many who attended the event.
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