Ravi Teja says he doesn’t believe in god, is ‘absolutely not’ interested in daily prayers and ‘mahurats’: ‘I believe in…’

Ravi Teja said that he is also a ‘very private person’, and has become more protective of his privacy in the last decade or so. “I have never been bored in my life. I find it strange when people complain that they are bored, and I wonder if they’re wrong or if I’m wrong for thinking differently.” He said that his philosophy in life is to not waste time, and to focus on doing the things that he enjoys, such as watching films, working out, eating well.

Best known for his action comedies, Ravi Teja was last seen in the Chiranjeevi-starrer Waltair Veerrayya, which debuted to strong box office response earlier this year, and the psychological thriller Ravanasura, which failed critically and commercially. In Tiger Nageshwar Rao, which is also getting a Hindi dubbed release, he will be joined by Anupam Kher, Nupur Sanon and Jisshu Sengupta in supporting roles.