Baahubali star Rana Daggubati reveals some interesting secrets about himself and his co-stars
Rana Daggubati
The first thing Rana learned from Prabhas
"The first thing I learned from Prabhas is patience. He has an unachievable amount of patience. Prabhas was the pillar of Baahubali. And that is unquestionable. He did not question anything to the director. He was the biggest star during that time as well. He was doing this film after 'Mirchi' and other big hits. Can you imagine how many films he could have done in those five years? How much could he earn during that time? He never questioned that for a second. His integrity, dedication and patience is something that I love about him"
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Would you have imagined Rana failing anything?
I failed in my tenth grade"
Rana Daggubati changed his marks in his report card
"Not just one time, I did that for 2, 3 years. There was one small time in my life where I shifted from Madras to Hyderabad. There you have your guardian, I have my grandfather. And my grandfather never used to care for anything. And whenever I used to get bad marks, he used to get it done with. And he used to like that I learned anything. He used to like that I am reading a lot. For alternative skills, he used to give importance for me, and it is still continuing"
The things Rana can't do!
"I can't dance. I can't say punch dialogues. I don't have the punch to punch humour. So, in acting, there are a bunch of things that I can't do"
Rana Dagubatti grew up on a film set!
"At that time, there was no place to hang out. I used to hang out at my school. I studied in HPS, Begumpet. That school was spread across 200 acres of land. More than the classroom, we used to be outside. So, it was a good experience. I used to hang out in a house which was built for shooting films. We lived in such a house. So, we lived on the first floor and films were shot on the ground floor. I used to eat my breakfast at the set before going to school every day. So, I actually lived in a film set.
Rana is an emotional person
"It is just momentary. It's a big problem with the actors. Emotions are very overrated by nature itself. Because it is only momentary. After a certain moment, it's done. Something else would come up. I cry a lot when I watch films. We connect with the film, unknowingly and we feel like crying. I don't often cry in real life, but in films, it's different."
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