Rana Daggubati on Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s decision to reveal battle with Myositis: ‘Not necessary for everyone to talk about it’

Rana revealed that he reached out to Samantha when he got to know about her medical condition, and that they “speak very often.” The Baahubali actor further elaborated about why he thinks it is important for everyone to overcome their struggles and why it is not necessary to share it with the public.

“See, everyone has hardships in their life, and noone’s life is smooth. Everyone will have something that is life-changing, that’s life-threatening. It’s about how you deal with it, and when you want to speak about it. So, it’s not that everyone has to sit and talk about all sad. It’s not necessary. It’s important that sad things happen but the beauty is to get back up and keep going,” Rana said.

Rana will soon be seen in the Netflix series Rana Naidu, in which he will be sharing the screen with his uncle Venkatesh Daggubati for the first time. The series is the Hindi remake of American series Ray Donovan.

The actor had earlier revealed that they decided to not dub the swear words into Telugu, to ensure that Venkatesh’s family audience doesn’t feel hurt. In an interview with Film Companion, Rana said, “You know how (when) you convert basic Hindi lines to Telugu, it sounds a little bit off? Me saying it is still okay, but Venky (Venkatesh) saying it is just impossible, there’s no way that’s going to happen. So, we were like these guys are from Hyderabad and they speak Hindi so let’s leave them in Hindi, so a lot of it is in Hindi as it is. But we’re making sure that Venky’s audiences are not hurt too much.”