Actress Divya Uruduga’s popular Kannada TV serial titled Ninagagi has been ruling the hearts of viewers. This serial has generated huge hype among her fans since day one. Now that the makers want to bring a new twist to the series, they have introduced new characters in this series. This latest addition to the series has now created a buzz. Do you know who this interesting character is?
According to reports, the new character in the series is none other than actor-director Yathiraj. The actor is seen playing the role of actress Divya Uruduga’s father in the serial. Well, Yathiraj has also earlier worked on television. But now he has once again made his comeback after many days. However, the makers believe that his character will touch the hearts of Ninagagi lovers.
Meanwhile, his look from the series has gone viral, which is garnering everyone’s attention. Yathiraj, who always had a clean shave, now has a salt-and-pepper look with a white beard in the series. In the viral photograph, he is seen in a brown T-shirt. In the picture, he looked much younger than his father’s character. Take a look at the photo:
As per reports, Yathiraj’s character is quite rare and unique in the serial. The actor will be seen playing the role of an introverted person who doesn’t express his feelings much. But he is very soft-hearted from the inside and thinks about everyone. Meanwhile, in a media interaction, Yathiraj shared that he is very happy to have involved himself in this role.
Ninagaagi is a Kannada family drama that revolves around film star Rachana, played by (Divya Uruduga,) who wants to leave behind stardom and live a simple life. On the other side, Jeeva is a single parent to his daughter, Krishna. Krishna’s desire to have a mother makes Jeeva bump into Rachana. But will Rachana’s mother let her give up all the fame and wealth?
The serial is directed by Sam Prithvi. It is written by Yasha Shetty and the cinematography is handled by M Jeevan.
On the other hand, Yathiraj is popularly known for his films like Bachchan (2013), Just Maath Maathalli (2010), and My Autograph (2006), to name a few.
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